Virtual Reality allows for gaming to come back to basics – returning to the world of the physical.
High level VR immersion involves physically navigating and manipulating the environment. In past games, you digitally mimic the actions of the character you control, simulating complex motions with a series of keystrokes and button presses. As virtual reality evolved, movement and manipulation schemes improved – leading to maximum use of the body as an input device.
Depending on the game, movement consists of teleportation or full-locomotion. These movement schemes utilized the “d-pad”, trackpad, thumbstick – or some other external device mimicking direct movement.
Now, with Sprint Vector’s proprietary Fluid Locomotion system, movement is incredibly natural.
Physical strength and agility are needed to win in Sprint Vector, as the speed of your sprinting and the intensity of your jumping are based on how fast you swipe in the air.
This game is a must – buy.
The most physical VR game yet; warning – stretch a bit before playing.
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