So I've been posting the past few school projects on here for you guys to look at and give feedback. I'm doing it again for my final project because you guys always give good constructive feedback.

Over the past two - three months me and my small team have been working on a VR game on the HTC Vive for our final school project.

The game is called "Pool Cleaner In Space". It takes the player on a zero gravity adventure through a spaceship with one mission "Turn the gravity back on".

I'm including links to the page where you can download it for free (if you have an HTC Vive), its kickstarter where you can read all about the process and back story to the development, as well as meet the team behind the game, and a link to the Steam Green light page where you can help get the game on Steam.

Again, any and all feed back is welcomed, even from those who can't play the game and can only watch the videos or look at the image stills.

Download here-
https://stercoregames.itch.io/pool-cleaner-in-space-vr

Support us on Kick Starter-
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1920592161/pool-cleaner-in-space-vr

Help us out on Steam-
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=908363884

Love & Respect

-Sinjin

@GoTaco thanks man, that really means a lot to me. it is hard to get that across in pure design. had i more time i would of loved to have made a path for enemy AI to walk through that you had to avoid

@Oscillator This is all great. You're totally right about the few too little small rooms.
We were only given a month and one week to complete the project though. So features like fully animated enemies who you fight would have been nice to add, but to compensate i axed combat and had them chase you if you are spotted. i would have liked to do more areas like going back into the sewers or over another bridge, but we were told to make it so the level could be completed in 30 seconds, and I was already wayyy over scoped :/ .

but thanks for the feedback! i really do appreciate it

Back in December I designed a small game demo and posted on these forums. The feedback I received was awesome, so thank you all for your input and words.

I haven't had time to update that game, because immediately after that we had an assignment to develop a level using Unreal Engine 4.

So I did.

This was my first time ever using Unreal Engine 4, so i had to teach myself everything from how to install it to making the lighting work properly.

Just looking for feedback and any kind of criticism on how it looks and flows. (I know the red text appearing on screen is hard to read. but it's not important)

Youtube Video

Love and Respect!
-Sinjin

@Ikataishou ok awesome. thanks for your input!

@DreyG0 thanks for the feedback. i'll write all these down

@Axel thanks i appreciate it

@CGamor7 you should have! My team won that :D!

@CGamor7 I'm at Edmonton Digital Arts college and I love it. how long ago did you got o NAIT and what are you doing now?

@Nillend thanks for feedback! The popping sound that happens when the trolls die is an unfortunate glitch caused during sometime between building the game from unity, and uploading it to a browser based site :/. It pops ONCE and sounds perfect in unity, but destroys eardrums online for some unknown reason. I am looking into though! I'll definitely post when i update it