Clever.Ĭheck your inbox or spam folder to confirm your subscription. The absence of color is also made narratively plausible by the eye implant given to the agent to see through objects. The visual consistency makes the experience feel more coherent. Speaking of vision, those playing on Meta Quest 2 see the physical environment and digital game elements in black and white. It skillfully uses occlusion effects (looking through the virtual crate into the physical environment), incorporates your surroundings into the experience (hornets and traps in the physical walls), and alters your vision to give you superpowers (X-ray vision).
The app entertains well and pulls out almost all the stops of current mixed reality and passthrough tech. Over the next five minutes, you free yourself from the crate, fight mechanical hornets coming out of an opening in your wall, and discover and disarm deadly traps via X-ray vision. The great mixed reality effect enhances the immersion. When you look through openings in the virtual box, you see your apartment. You have been smuggled out of a top-secret laboratory of the villain Dr. Your faithful helper tells you the reason via radio. "I Expect You to Die" in mixed realityĪt the beginning, you find yourself locked in a wooden box.
If you haven't played I Expect You To Die: Home Sweet Home yet, try it out for yourself before reading. Warning: the following article contains spoilers. Available for Meta Quest 2 (review) and Meta Quest Pro (info), the app is one of the best mixed reality experiences out there - even if it pushes the limits of current technology in places.
With the free mini-mission Home Sweet Home, Schell Games ventures into mixed reality territory for the first time. The escape room games in the I Expect You To Die series are virtual reality classics.
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