Not a game per se, but I think some people might appreciate it:
Quote from QuotingmcOn 17/09/2016 at 0:00 AM, Quotingmc said: Is this a VR Asteriods? Looks like a nice concept
At that sate yes, but there are enemies in there now so it is more like a bullet hell now, planning to play around wit rogue like elements.
hmm
The first Dishonored is one of my favorite games, really looking forward to this!
The freaking watch face works....
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The new build of Mythos is now live on the Oculus Store! (it is under concepts so it is free) https://www2.oculus.com/experiences/app/1221236131237268/
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Ok, how many of you have actually tried the Vive or the Rift with Touch?
Because that would get in the way of your hands which would be worse (unless it was an active robotic solution or a person moving it around all the time). It is much easier to just step over/around the wire than dealing with it in the air. They made it sound more of a problem than I have seen it to be in practice, though yes this varies fro person to person also be skeptical about anything technical that the GB guys say.
The Lab is awesome though. And once more, seeing anything on screen does not give you any idea how it is actually to be inside the environment.
Quote from Hipshot16 hours ago, Hipshot said: Those are beautiful mammathus, tell me more about how you generated this sky? I'm still very, very interested in creating artificial skyboxes =)
I assume this is for a game you do, since you posted it in this thread?
I ma testing a bunch of VR stuff and this is a excerpt from that (expect more info if it works out). Thus the sky actually has to be volumetric, but very performant.
It is made using a subdived plane mesh with an unlit material with a perlin noise function for colors and displacement with an ad hoc translucency and lighting solution. Engine is UE4.
And a build is up:
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A test:
Quote from Minos2 minutes ago, Minos said: I have a DK2 and been developing some VR projects, but even the demos out there are pretty lame compared to what the media will offer in a few years I think
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I'm curious to try touch though, I'm usually a bit lazy with motion controls so I want to see how that's going to work in a real life scenario.
Being able to stand up and "touch" things is pretty freaking incredible in VR I do not want to oversell it, but
Spoiler I'd even go as far as to say that you have not really experienced VR until you have had a proper room scale demo. Because (if it is a good experience) after 5 minutes you have absolutely no idea or direction where you are in the real world.
Quote from Minos1 hour ago, Minos said: Man, to be honest I'm much more excited about the weird crazy demos people are going to make than those games. I love my oculus and I love being in VR, however there isn't a really single demo right now that really blows me away. I don't think we have seen yet even a glimpse of what this media will be able to offer
Also, we really need to come up with a better solution for player movement. You can't have camera bob because that makes people feel sick, however the "floating" feeling you get right now is very unsettling too.
Have you tried CV1 with Touch or the Vive?
Also trailers just suck for describing any vr experiences.
Quote from blackdog12 hours ago, blackdog said: Is that a VR project @AtsEst?
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Long time no update, so her is one!
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it looks EXACTLY like Cryengine and I mean it actually freaking is Cryengine, but with full source...
Which you mentioned, but that is so weird to me.
I would not totally dismiss VR at this point if you have not properly tried any of the consumer devices in a chill environment, only if for financial reasons. But waiting till Summer to see how the dust settles might not be a bad idea at this time. Trying room scale VR was the first time my yaw actually hit the floor when experiencing VR. Said that, the Vive will probably be at least as expensive if not quite a bit more expensive than the Rift (and definitely require at least equally as fast of a PC). As deducted from yesterdays AmA with Luckey.
On a different note...
Yesterday I watched Pacific Rim in 3D for the first time on my personal IMax display, was pretty cool, I had not seen it on a big screen before at all. Though yes the resolution was somewhat of an issue (would not recommend trying this on a DK2).
Today I tried CSGO on the same screen both in stereo and mono, went evenish on score AWPing using the latter. Apart from the lower resolution having a higher refresh rate than my 60Hz screens was pretty nice actually. Neat.
Am I still hyped, yes! Am I biased, hell yeah!
