Mekside VR
Early access since Mar 2017
Mekside VR lets you and other players jointly shape a virtual reality and explore it. Using steampunk-inspired cubic building-parts of various materials, you can create landscapes, buildings or even mechanical designs in an open, physically simulated world.
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Developer
Publisher
Quantaze Interactive
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Platform
Windows
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Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Single-player · Multiplayer · Co-op · PvP
About this game
Mekside VR is a steampunk-inspired creative VR game that lets the player explore and build landscapes, buildings or mechanical devices in a large, persistent, fully physically simulated virtual world while interacting with its other inhabitants and socialising or cooperating with other players.
The basic building block in Mekside is a cubic voxel, and there are several dozens of different materials available with unique properties. The game allows building to take place both as static blocks placed in or on the terrain, or as voxel-based objects that freely moves by physical simulation. There are motors and pistons available to interconnect built shapes, sensors to control or trigger motors and even rockets and turbine engines.
The physical simulation includes aerodynamics and hydrodynamics, so the player could build working aircrafts, helicopters and boats.
To give an immersive VR experience, Mekside VR uses two hand-controllers for the player to interact with and direct the creative process in the game. The locomotion method recommended is free movement using the touchpad of one of the controllers, with optional field-of-view limiting to make this method of locomotion work well for most players.
The basic building block in Mekside is a cubic voxel, and there are several dozens of different materials available with unique properties. The game allows building to take place both as static blocks placed in or on the terrain, or as voxel-based objects that freely moves by physical simulation. There are motors and pistons available to interconnect built shapes, sensors to control or trigger motors and even rockets and turbine engines.
The physical simulation includes aerodynamics and hydrodynamics, so the player could build working aircrafts, helicopters and boats.
To give an immersive VR experience, Mekside VR uses two hand-controllers for the player to interact with and direct the creative process in the game. The locomotion method recommended is free movement using the touchpad of one of the controllers, with optional field-of-view limiting to make this method of locomotion work well for most players.
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