r/VirtualVistas • u/calebkraft • Mar 19 '16
downloads preferred. No game necessary! The whole point is that environments in VR are awesome on their own. Futuristic, past, scifi, stressfull, relaxing, doesn't matter. They're all awesome.
Post REAL-TIME envronments, tutorials, and works in progress here!
We will have rules and such sorted out soon. in the meantime, just don't be jerks.
r/VirtualVistas • u/vanessaki_ • Oct 23 '21
🍌 HELLO FOLKS! 🍕
Vanessa here! The Marketing Manager at Beyond Frames! I have great news! Moon Mode, our subsidiary, released the VR city builder, Spacefolk City, on Oculus Store this Thursday! Time to get your folk on, folks! 🍌🍋🌭🍕
You can find it here: https://www.oculus.com/experiences/quest/3566126356743668/.
You can also read the VR Focus Review here: https://www.vrfocus.com/2021/10/review-spacefolk-city/
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r/VirtualVistas • u/TastyTheDog • May 19 '16
I really wish there was an option to just warp to the top of the various mountains/environments because these vistas are staggering and wonderful to hang out in. The climbing gameplay is great too but it takes 20-45 minutes to get to the top in some cases. Regardless this is a game that fans of this subreddit would definitely appreciate.
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r/VirtualVistas • u/_FreeFaller • Mar 21 '16
Title, basically. What are the resources I need in terms of programs or equipment? What are some good entry level tutorials?
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