Vision Model MV-1 hand-built
A game for Meta Quest. Still in the garage.
Tune it.
Lock it.
Play it.
A loud little game about getting both your eyes to play together.
It's an email. Write us and you get the game before the store does.
Why bother
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Your eyes, same band.
Each eye gets its own picture. You mess with the knobs till the two land on top of each other, then you play. That's pretty much the whole game.
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Stuff comes at you.
Targets show up and you hit them. After a while you quit thinking about it. Same hand-eye thing as any game you're already good at.
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The rounds get longer.
Play most days and the game stretches them out. Miss a week, nobody's going to say anything. It just picks up where you left off.
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Fifteen minutes. That's the set.
Timer's right there, and so's the quit button. Leave early if you want, it still counts. Nobody's keeping a streak on you.
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Nobody's looking at your numbers.
How long you played, how it went, all of it stays on the headset. Nothing gets sent anywhere. You show it to whoever you want, or nobody.
Who it's for
- Anybody with two eyes and a headset.
- Teens first. Player one is thirteen and plays guitar. He named it. He also finds something wrong with every build.
- Anybody who'd rather play a game than do homework.
- 13 and up, on Meta Quest.