
Jank Cube is a fun VR physics sandbox filled to the brim with cool unique objects for you to interact with using the fully physically simulated player rig in maps made from the ground up for VR.
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Jank Cube VR is an experimental physics based virtual reality game based around taking the concept of stacking blocks for amusement, and evolving it using physics and VR.
In Jank Cube VR you will encounter a number of fun physics based interactables, including but not limited to:
Ragdolls: Fully physics based humanoid ragdolls
Spheres: Spheres of different shapes, sizes and weights
Cones: Cones each with unique materials
Oblongs: Elongated cubes
Cylinders: Cylinders with varying shapes weights and materials
Crowbars: Crowbars are useful for hooking yourself on level geometry, or fighting through an alien infested facility
Gravity Control: A box that can switch gravity to Moon gravity, or ZeroG if you're feeling daring today
Remote Grenade: A grenade which when detonated pushes all objects far away
Gravity Manipulation Gun: A gun which can pick up any objects regardless of weight or size
Audio Boombox: A movable spatial audio boombox that plays your sound effects
Hammers: The hammers can be used to clone or delete interactables based on your preference
Playbloks: You remember those fun cushion cube things youd play with as a kid? Now they're omega sized and made into towering skyscrapers! Knock them down, climb them, admire them, its all up to you!
Physics NPCs: They aren't the brightest quite yet but they'll improve over time
And last but not least: Cubes. Jank "Cube" VR has a plethora of unique cubes to play around with
All the while the player is fully physics based, vault over an obstacle, climb up a ledge, jump from 50 feet in the air all with completely simulated player physics!
Alongside the physical player there is physics tools for players to use with their interactables, incase you find moving objects manually a little uninspired.
What would a fun physics VR game without some fun VR maps made from the ground up with VR interaction in mind?
Map 1: Interactables Testing Area
The Interactables Testing Area is an all-rounder map from as far back 2020 when I initially created Jank Cube as a 13 year old, updated to my modern standards!. Sporting numerous rooms with individual and unique interactables and an open area exclusively for spawning extra interactables. There are 3 main floors to Map 1, on floor one you will find tons of cubes, some cones, the delete/clone hammers, a miniature bowling alley, and an airlock for disposing of unwanted items. On floor two you find some more object spawners and a slide for deleting what you dont need, and finally on floor three you have available settings and spawnable ragdoll dummies.
Map 2: The Auditorium
The Auditorium is intended to be a much more confined and smaller map so as to be easier on weaker computers, no objects are spawned in by default and the area is almost completely open by default. Again an airlock is provided for disposing of unwanted objects, alongside the 2 hammers.
Map 3: Interactables Testing Area 2
Map 3 is the complete opposite of Map 2, instead of being completely open and empty Map 3 has a constant supply of new things to see and do! For example upon entering the main area of Map 3 you will see an ascending staircase that leads you to many fun locations, going up the staircase on the first platform there is a fully physics based escalator to put interactables on (yes I did it first) and watch them go! On the next a small bar type area stocked with colorful bottles, tables and chairs. At the top floor you are provided a basketball hoop and some basketballs, try not to lose them all over the edge though, they're quite bouncy. Elsewhere there is tons of object spawners and a grand statue right in the middle.
Map 4: The RV
The RV is a small, warm and cozy RV for you to relax or play around with objects in, the lights are low and everyones just chilling out maxing relaxing all cool. Inside the RV there's some colorful glasses and bottles, a small assortment of interactables, and a nice warm bed waiting just for you.
Including a selection of 12 secret maps you can find hidden throughout the game, although maybe you'd be better off not looking...
Uncover the hidden story of Jank Cube while playing it and gain answers to alot of questions you might have.
Evil forces surround the bubble that is Jank Cube, and it only takes a small poke for it to pop...
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 25 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 2[/h1] You can view my gameplay & early impressions here: https://youtu.be/IyUiMio0tK4 I have played many physics sandbox games in VR. This is probably the most underwhelming one I have played. There was nothing interesting here for me as a VR veteran. I didn't have any fun. As such, I cannot recommend this game and I don't understand why it has so many positive reviews. The visuals are bad. The gameplay is almost non-existent. All the physics here have been done better before in other games. There are no toys that are fun at all to play with. It's almost as though this dev just took free assets from the Unity asset store and threw in the assets randomly into these maps. You have cubes, spheres, oblongs, and other geometric shapes of different sizes & colors. You can throw them around. You can see them fall down. That's the majority of the game. I wish I was kidding. There's a basketball game, but it's been done better in a hundred other VR games. There's a bowling game, but it's been done better in many other VR games. You can climb on the wall with the wall climbing tool, but that's also been done better in every other physics sandbox game. There's some secret levels, that are mostly like the other non-secret levels. Game is running on the Unity Engine. On my RTX 3080, I was getting near steady 90 fps. You have full locomotion & smooth turning. You can button crouch or jump. It didn't crash. Those are the most positive things I can say about the game. [b]Rate 3.5/10. I wasted $3 USD so you don't have to. It's Early Access so there's a chance it could be recommendable in the future .. but I doubt it given the poor start this game has in Early Access. Dev would need to rebuild the game from scratch at this point IMO for it to be any good.[/b] [quote]If you enjoyed my review, please consider joining my Steam Curator Group. You can join here: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Oculus_WMR [/quote]
It sure is a game that you can play
i love this game also 1st review SUCK IT NERDS!!!! game has gotten 100x better than the og itch release
mfw i make an asset flip and harass people who dont worship it
The jank is only exceeded by it's mystery! Would jank again!
i love janking my cube
So good I came into the void :D
hello im changing my review again because i think shiba is a bad person, this game is bad, but there is no physical proof of this so im removing all of this word of mouth. be careful about the dev if you decide to buy this game. :D
This game really was the Cube to my jank. Would play for eons. 11/10 Would cube again.
This Game is awesome you should buy
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