There aren’t that many VR titles on Apple Vision Pro, but Proton Pulse is one of those available in the initial launch period. Job Simulator and Vacation Simulator have also been confirmed. Demeo, Rec Room, Demeo, and Rec Room are all available today on iPad via the gamepad. However, developers of fully immersive VR games have been quiet about progress ahead of Apple’s upcoming summer WWDC event.
Retropolis in development
With Retropolis, Apple Vision Pro could offer a new surface for development studio Peanut Button to realize the first chapters of a world that started its journey as hand-made brush strokes in VR. Studio few fully immersive titles has expanded since making the first chapters, and a plot for the third chapter has been developed. Apple’s Storefront may offer Peanut Button the chance to redeploy its atmospheric Quill game to an eye-tracked user interface, which seems to be ideally suited to its seated point and grab design. Vision Pro
slow head movements and its eye-tracked interface can make it feel as if you are telepathic. This could be a perfect match for Retropolis’ stated design intention of “first-time VR users” to find the game easy to use. This game is casual and relaxing for experienced VR users. We’re going to be taking a closer look at Retropolis 2, very soon. This article will be published soon, but you can check
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