
All the fun of the fair in the comfort of your own home! Funfair is a showcase of mini games built with the VRTK toolkit (SteamVR Unity Toolkit)
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damn DECENT. especially for FREE! all the games work as they should though feel a lil "floaty". im happy with this purchase, wait....i DIDNT BUY IT ITS FREE!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GXfx59NNfk Meh-fair. Even for a free EA title this was lackluster. The physics were not too great. Throwing the "Alley" balls didn't feel right. The darts were off and really, everything, just felt wrong or off. The 20 attractions line in their trailer is very misleading. They have 6 or so right now. I know it says "initial release" but the EA release would technically be the "initial release" ... That's just nitpicking though, I know. I didn't find anything in the game worth the time to download and play it so I can't recomend it at the moment. PS. I'm well aware of how badly I suck at basketball.
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A fantastic display of what VRTK can do. I use the toolkit this game's developer created for all of my projects, and I can say from experience that the gameplay interactions seen in this demo are very intuitive to put into your own games. Any aspiring developer should check VRTK out.
Even though it's early access, it shows the potential. I like the mini games and the simple art style. It shows that this game is all about having fun in VR. I'm looking forward to more mini games being added and playing them.
Brilliant, I had 4 kids playing the Ferris Wheel today, each one of them had to sit on the floor cause they where terrified of falling off :-) I shot some hoops playing basket ball. All in a fantastic showcase for VR & free. Thanks a million
Not only is Funfair free for everybody to enjoy it is a really useful way to show other devs what is possible with the VRTK, which is also free to them and helps enormously to kick start any new Vive game made with Unity. People need to keep in mind that the purpose of the Funfair is to showcase the cool features of the VRTK toolkit, to find and squash VRTK toolkit bugs, and to get the free VRTK Unity Toolkit into the hands of as many developers as possible, so that they can quickly get on with making cool Vive games without wasting a huge amount of time and energy reinventing things like teleporting, VR interaction, VR controls and even climbing, guns and bows and arrows. I have found the VRTK invaluable for my dev projects and am amazed at how far it has come in such a short time as a free asset for Unity developers. The Funfair is a nice way to show that off and to make it fun for gamers to help out by identify VRTK bugs that need fixing. So if something does not work as expected then please say so, as that will help squash bugs, but don't discourage such a fun way to test out a development toolkit that helps others build actual cool Vive games for you, such as QuiVr.
The game was not terrible but it was not great either. I think this game needs A LOT more development before I can say it is enjoyable. However, the game is free so I cannot complain too much! :D
Funfair is a free Early Access VR tech demo that is a showcase of mini-games built with The VRTK toolkit. It worked on my HTC Vive and Index system, looked ok, played ok, sounded ok. All the games worked and was fun. The only problem was the Ferris wheel, which lacked a view to look at while you circle. Try it and delete it.
免費的 不太計較那麼多 雖然設施其他類似的遊戲有 不過蠻有美國鄉村的室外嘉年華園遊會的FU 至少這款有摩天輪就贏了
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