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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Please rate this entry based on your overall enjoyment. | #62 | 3.000 | 3.000 |
Ranked from 4 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
What's the name of your experience?
Fists of Fire
Please describe your creation.
Do you want to shoot crazy fire balls from you hands? Of course you do!
DODGE , SHOOT and BLOCK attacks from enemies in this 3D game that uses your hands to generate powerful FIREBALLS you can shoot at your enemies.
FISTS OF FIRE VR uses the Leap Motion mounted to the Oculus Rift DK2 to create a physically immersive experience where your hands and position are critical aspects of game play.
Requires an Oculus Rift / Leap Motion
Programming language?
C# / UNITY3D
Your web site or portfolio (optional)?
http://call2action.ca
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Comments
Hey Studio17 check out my most recent update if you get a chance.
Updated the targeting circle so its a hole in fire energy that surrounds the user as they build up the power of their fire ball. Its a better effect and allows you focus on the correct focal plane while aiming.
Great feedback Studio17, I am working improving that system in general. There are actually 2 little helper lines inside the targeting circle that extend to the actual target. If you focus on those lines instead of the circle it is much easier to focus on the correct distance!
Love the environment and the fiery hands ! I got somewhat cross eyed when trying to look through the aiming circle but managed to complete the game by aiming with one eye instead of two !
Jesus! Amazing fire graphics!
Got some good mechanics in this one but I only have a DK1 so couldn't dodge lol
1.03 is very stable based on my testing. Minor issue the Oculus 0.4.3.1 Unity plugin may cause the app to crash if you switch to another task.
I compiled the OSX version of 1.03 but have not tested it yet, any feed back would be great.
Best Regards,
Stephan Tanguay