Example of Games that uses VR Tech


1. Keep Talking and nobody explodes

In Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, one player is trapped in a room with a ticking time bomb they must defuse. The other players are the “Experts” who must give the instructions to defuse the bomb by deciphering the information found in the Bomb Defusal Manual. But there’s a catch: the Experts can’t see the bomb, so everyone will need to talk it out – fast!

Rounds are fast-paced, tense, occasionally silly, and almost always loud. Everybody has a role to play whether they are defusing the bomb or deciphering information from the manual.

Puzzle solving and communication skills – and maybe a few friendships – will be put to the test as players race to defuse bombs while communicating quickly, clearly, and effectively.
Features
Challenging puzzles – Test the limits of your communication skills… and friendships?

A different bomb every time – Procedurally generated puzzles keep the action fresh.
Local multiplayer party game – Bomb defusing is a team endeavor. Going solo is not an option!

Only one copy of the game needed – If you can talk to the bomb Defuser, you can be their Expert. Try using your favorite voice chat service and playing remotely.

Mod support – Try new community-made modules, missions, and more from the Steam Workshop!


VR Supported – Enter an unmatched immersive experience, isolated from your Experts. Swap out between rounds and share the experience with your friends!

The Bomb Defusal Manual is freely available at http://www.bombmanual.com and can be printed or viewed on a tablet or any other web-enabled device.

The game is designed to be played with at least two players, with one player as the "Defuser", playing the game on a device (supporting both keyboard and mouse, touchscreen and gamepad controls, as well as support for virtual reality headsets), and the remaining players as the "Experts" reading the provided bomb defusal manual.[2][3] As designed, the Defuser cannot look at the manual and must rely on the Experts to instruct him or her; likewise, the Experts cannot see the bomb and must rely on the Defuser to describe the bomb to them. Communicating with each other occurs either directly from across a table, or through online communication software. 




2. Coaster of Carnage VR

Take a true thrill ride on a deserted roller coaster through a spooky, gore filled carnival! Coaster of Carnage is a short virtual reality roller coaster ride with a Halloween horror theme. Guts and gore, clowns and cadavers, blood and bones, spiders and a cohort of Satans rejects! What could be more fun? Great for scaring friends and family! Not intended for the faint of heart.


Leap Motion Controller Support

Coaster of Carnage VR is a short (about 8 minutes) horror genre rollercoaster experience. Perfect for scaring the daylights out of your friends!
Full version scheduled for release Halloween 2018! 



This Halloween take a true thrill ride on a deserted roller coaster through a spooky, gore filled carnival! Coaster of Carnage is a short virtual reality roller coaster ride with a Halloween horror theme. Guts and gore, clowns and cadavers, blood and bones, and a cohort of Satans rejects! What could be more fun?




3. Blocks for leap motion


Create and interact with shapes, manipulate gravity and more in this all-new VR experience built for Leap Motion Orion. Blocks is also now available for Vive as a standing room-scale experience.

Blocks is built with our interaction engine, which lets you experience nuanced physical interactions with digital objects in a way never before possible.

Spawn cubes and prisms with your fingers. Grab and stack them, or knock them over. Select between different shapes using a simple menu that appears alongside your outstretched hand. You can even swing your hands up to turn off your universe’s gravity, spin objects into space, and bring everything down to earth!

Tips
  • If you’d like to skip the tutorial, press T.
  • Recenter your camera by pressing Spacebar.
  • To change the player height on the HTC Vive, use the arrow keys ↑↓.

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