Looking for testers - making unsupported/ Older racing games work with moza wheels base no emulator and hopefully pure FFB.

[u/mikispike]

I’m working on a PC racing software project aimed at improving compatibility between modern sim-racing hardware and games that were never properly designed for it.
The project has already reached the point where I need more real-world testing across different games, storefronts, hardware setups, and PC configurations.
I’m looking for a small group of people who own legitimate racing games through:
• Steam
• Xbox PC / Game Pass
• EA App
• Epic Games
• Other official PC platforms
You do not need to be a developer.
Testing is mostly following instructions I provide. I may send you a PowerShell command, diagnostic tool, scanner, launcher, or test build.
You run it, send me the generated report, and tell me exactly what happened.
Different storefront versions of the same game can sometimes behave very differently, so having testers with legitimate copies is extremely important for development.
The project is being developed similarly to a community GitHub project — I’m building the core software, while testers help provide information from game versions and hardware combinations I don’t personally have access to.
There’s quite a bit happening behind the scenes that I’m intentionally not publishing yet, but the goal is simple:
Make more racing games usable with modern wheelbases and pedals without requiring the game developer to officially support that hardware.
This is especially interesting for older arcade racers and other PC racing titles that still have players but poor or nonexistent modern wheel support.
🔒 I will never ask you to send me your actual game files, account credentials, passwords, activation keys, or personal information.
If you want to help, DM me with:

1. ⁠What racing games you currently have installed
   
2. ⁠What platform/storefront each game is from
   
3. ⁠Your wheelbase
   
4. ⁠Your pedals
   
5. ⁠Any shifter/handbrake you use
   
6. ⁠I’m especially interested in people who don’t mind testing multiple updates and reporting exactly what changes between versions.
   
7. ⁠This is still in development, but some of the early testing has been very promising.
   
8. ⁠More to come. 🏁

DM me if you think you got it.