Developing VR games is no longer about experimentation, but about real competition for attention. Players put on their headsets for a powerful experience, and the first few minutes are crucial: if movement causes discomfort, the controls are confusing, or the image is jerky, there is almost no chance of a...
Developing VR games is no longer about experimentation, but about real competition for attention. Players put on their headsets for a powerful experience, and the first few minutes are crucial: if movement causes discomfort, the controls are confusing,...
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Remember when virtual reality was something out of a sci-fi movie? When we looked at characters wearing helmets and thought, “Yeah, maybe in 50 years, something like that will appear.” Well, here’s the news: the future has long...
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Virtual reality technology is reaching new heights. VR is already being used in medicine, architecture, design, education, and game development. What will happen next?
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Remember, VR used to be just a toy—you put on a helmet, started the game, and took your mind off your work. Now, the same technology helps doctors train before complex operations, teaches patients to cope with their...
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Do you dream of making virtual reality truly exciting? You know, the kind where you put on a headset and immediately feel the wow effect? But instead, you sit there looking at dozens of engines, editors, and SDKs,...
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VR interfaces are increasingly gaining well-deserved attention not only from the gaming industry, but also from other areas of life, such as education and business. Immersion in virtual reality is becoming mainstream and will most likely become the...
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Guide to VR/AR technologies with Yevhen Kasyanenko
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