Brian's High Velocity Research Center
A downloadable game for Windows
NOW AVAILABLE ON STEAM AS BLUESHIFT
An experiment in free motion through handheld thrusters, plus wings. Zip over hills (a la tiny wings) or soar above mountains in a massive (16 square kilometers) and beautiful world.
Requires a SteamVR compatible headset with motion controllers
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wait is this vr only?
really nice mechanics and satisfying. Looking forward to more, notice that multiplayer appears to be in the process of being implemented :)
It sure is!
very fun on the htc vive! i would pay money for a game like this! i would really like to see more things to fly through but the cube is great! please please please continue to develope this game!
I actually have it on Steam now, under the name Blueshift. Check it out, it's still free and has 8 other maps to fly around
I can't fly, I don't know why. I've tried everything, but I can't still fly.
have you spread your wings like a bird while using your jets at full power? It's physics based, so the angle of your wings is going to affect if you move up or down
I've tried but it doesn't work. I don't know if it's me or the game. I don't know.
I had some problems once when one of the reprojection options was on (interleaved?). The forces were not being applied correctly. Try fiddling with those options in the SteamVR settings.
If that doesn't help it seems like it must be you. Try replicating how I move in the gameplay video.
Ok, I know now what it was. It was my graphics card. I've changed now and it Works, sorry for problems.
You need to mark the download as windows compatable so people can download it through the itch.io application (which is like a steam library) so we don't have to manually manage files.
Like this.
Just played this, its a lot of fun!
Love the big objects to fly by or through, would be cool to see more get added
Looks awesome =3 Kinda hope you do a non-vr version though..
This game's definitely one that can only be enjoyed in VR, sorry. All of the input is based around motion controls.
This type of comment is the equivalent of "Do you have gluten free"