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‘Cosmonious High’ Coming to Quest 2 & SteamVR This Month, Gameplay Trailer Here
Google’s Owlchemy Labs, the VR studio behind Job Simulator (2016), announced that its upcoming game Cosmonious High finally has a release date for launch on PC VR and Meta Quest 2. Update (March 4th, 2022): Owlchemy Labs announced Cosmonious High is slated to launch on March 31st for Meta Quest 2 and SteamVR headsets. Owlchemy Labs hasn’t said anything […]

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Road to VR & Scott Hayden

2. September 2021
Google Studio Owlchemy Labs Affirms Work on New VR Game, Details Expected This Year
Google-owned Owlchemy Labs, the studio behind VR classics like Job Simulator and Vacation Simulator, has confirmed that it’s working on a new VR project after running quiet for much of the year. Owlchemy Labs has been around since the early days of the modern VR era, with the studio’s first major title, Job Simulator, bundled as a […]

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20. Juli 2021
Google’s Project Starline is a Light-field Display System for Immersive Video Calls
This week Google revealed Project Starline, a booth-sized experimental system for immersive video chatting, purportedly using a bevy of sensors, a light-field display, spatial audio, and novel compression to make the whole experience possible over the web. This week during Google I/O, the company revealed an experimental immersive video chatting system it calls Project Starline. […]

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Road to VR & Ben Lang

21. Mai 2021
Google Makes ‘Tilt Brush’ Open Source as Active Development Comes to a Halt
Google announced it has stopped active development on Tilt Brush (2016), the company’s VR paint app. All is not lost though. As the team pivots to creating immersive AR experiences, Tilt Brush has officially gone open source, allowing anyone to modify or even clone the app in its entirety. Even before Google discontinued its home-spun Daydream platform in […]

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Road to VR & Scott Hayden

27. Januar 2021