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Unpossible
Information
Developer Acceleroto
Platform Oculus Rift (Platform)
Device DK1, DK2
Operating System Windows
Type Pre-Release
Genre Racing
Input Device Keyboard, Gamepad
Game Mode Single Player
Release Date August 12, 2014
App Store Oculus Share
Website http://acceleroto.com

Unpossible is a first-person Racing game developed by Acceleroto, Inc. in which the player steers along a rotating track and dodges obstacles. It also exists as a mobile game,[1] and a version for the Oculus Rift (Platform) was listed on Oculus Share in August 2014 as compatible with the DK2 headset.[2] A desktop version for Windows, Mac and Linux was released on Steam on 3 July 2015, with Acceleroto, Inc. listed as both developer and publisher.[3] The Steam listing does not mark the game as a VR title.[3]

Reviewed 9 October 2026. Checked the Steam listing (app 300400), Steam review counts, Road to VR, Droid Life and Pocket Gamer against the added statements About review dates.

Overview

The player moves down a rotating path at increasing speed and avoids obstacles. Droid Life compared the Android version to the mobile game Impossible Road, calling it more achievable and less dependent on luck.[4] Pocket Gamer called it a first-person "dodge 'em up" and gave it 4 out of 5 stars and a Silver Award.[1]

According to the Steam listing, the game has three main difficulty levels: Simplicity, Futile and Ultra. Surviving 60 seconds in Simplicity unlocks Futile, and surviving 60 seconds in Futile unlocks Ultra. Each level also has a daily version that stays the same for a full day, and a separate Cruise mode in which the player cannot die. The Steam version supports full controller input and includes Steam achievements and leaderboards.[3]

Reception

Steam user reviews were rated Very Positive as of October 2026, with 111 of 131 reviews positive.[5]

Features

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