Quandary by TeamEagle
REQUIRES A HTC VIVE VR HEADSET + ROOMSCALE
Quandary, wander around trying to find the button which will lead you to the next...
- advised to open up the post compo version, the other one is rather broken
- borks if your play space is a little too small I believe it needs to be at least 3x3 meter or bigger (adjusts fine after that).
Team Eagle consisted this time of..
Benjamin de Jager (TurtleBlaze) - Programmer
Fedor Jutte - Artist / Programmer
Bram van Elderen - Programmer
Quandary, wander around trying to find the button which will lead you to the next...
- advised to open up the post compo version, the other one is rather broken
- borks if your play space is a little too small I believe it needs to be at least 3x3 meter or bigger (adjusts fine after that).
Team Eagle consisted this time of..
Benjamin de Jager (TurtleBlaze) - Programmer
Fedor Jutte - Artist / Programmer
Bram van Elderen - Programmer
| HTC Vive | https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/911564/Quandary.zip |
| HTC Vive (POST COMPO) | https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/911564/quandarypost.zip |
| Original URL | https://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-35/?action=preview&uid=23493 |
Some audio would have been nice (a happy chirp each time you press the button would be a nice micro reward). I noticed a lot of bugs when playing (the curse of an ambitious project), sometimes the doorways would show me strange geometry (walls that go past the floor, or dead ends that open up when I walk up to them), also sometimes I'd walk through a seemingly open door to have the world change (a button disappear). The text above the button would display above the eventual position of the button even if it wasn't visible, and eventually I found out I could press the button even though it wasn't really there.
Additionally I found the fact that I need a rather large (3m x 3m area, while minimum size is 1.5m x 2m) to be a pain. I had to move my computer and base stations to the living room, and hope the tracking would be good. I understand that the way the game works you need a large space, but it would be nice to see some work around. The first thing that pops into my head is a "Doll House" mode, where you could crawl around the maze... maybe that's not the best solution though. ^_^
All in all, this was very impressive, I liked the strange patterns I could see in the walls, and the color choices were pleasing. It also had a good (multi-layered) use of the theme. I think this game could be a lot of fun(!), if some of the bugs get worked out of it,
@hithchik1k3r thanks for the thorough playtest, we've got a more updated version at the moment and working on a more polished version so we can put it up on steam so stay tuned for that :)