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Color Connect : How To Get This VR Game For FREE!

Color Connect – a VR puzzle game – is FREE for a Limited Time!

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Color Connect

The ultimate VR puzzle game – Lose yourself in space with over 70+ challenging puzzles, putting your gray matter to the test – Sit, Solve and Space Out!

Sit

Zero gravity and adaptive controls bring the puzzles to you. Kick back after a long day on your couch or dive right in for a 360 degree puzzle solving experience.

Solve

Hours of puzzling with over 70 thoughtfully constructed levels. Logically connect all the colored nodes to progress and earn stars as you go.

Space Out

Immersed in relaxing and calm environments, the stunning visuals combined with our carefully selected soundtrack will transport you to another world.

How to play

Connect all ends of the colored nodes, strategically choosing your path with the fewest moves possible.

There can be no overlapping of paths and every node must be used to successfully complete the puzzles. It’s simple to learn but challenging to master!

Color Connect : How To Get This Game For FREE!

Color Connect is free to download and keep from the Oculus store, from now until 30 September 2022.

Log into your Oculus account, or create a new one.
Go to the Cooler Connect page.
Click on the blue Get button.

That’s it! You now have the game in your Oculus account, and you can download it and play anytime you want!

Note : This game supports Oculus Quest, Oculus Quest 2 and Oculus Touch.

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Interkosmos – Get This VR Game FREE For A Limited Time!

Interkosmos – an arcady astronaut VR adventure game – is FREE for a limited time!

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Interkosmos

Enter Zvezda, a fully interactive re-entry capsule heavily inspired by 1970’s space technology where every switch, gauge, and mechanical bit could be relevant to your survival.

Guide your capsule to a safe landing with assistance from NASA and Roscosmos, and pray nothing unexpected happens to your highly experimental Soviet spacecraft – now the centerpiece of a Cold War conflict rapidly escalating towards catastrophy.

Ultimately it’s you who must adapt on the fly, execute the right sequences and procedures, manage your power and life support systems, stay on course, and land in one piece; or discover all the interesting ways to die during re-entry.

Good luck pilot!

Accessible, fun & challenging gameplay. Interkosmos is unlike any other VR game to date.
A fully interactive and sort-of-realistic-looking space capsule that reacts to your every interaction. It’s time to become the astronaut you always wanted to be!
A heavy emphasis on story and humor.
A unique aesthetic inspired by 1970s space technology and the Cold War theme.
Replayability; Each successful playthrough offers about 30 minutes of gameplay, but how many ways can you find to die during re-entry?
A branching storyline; the fate of the world is in your hands!
Great sound effects, super satisfyingly clicky buttons, professional voice acting, & binaural sound design.
Interkosmos is made with Unreal Engine 4.

Interkosmos : How To Get It FREE!

Follow these steps to get Interkosmos for FREE, but make sure you do this before 25 May at 3:00 PM :

Log into your existing Steam account, or create a new account.
Go to the Interkosmos page.
Click on the Add to Account button to add it to your Steam account.
You can choose to install it now, or postpone the installation.

That’s it! Interkosmos has now been added to your Steam account!

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Quill for Oculus is FREE for a Limited Time!

Quill – a VR illustration and animation tool for Oculus Rift and Rift S – is FREE for a limited time!

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Quill is FREE for a Limited Time!

Quill is the VR illustration and animation tool built to empower artists and creators, whether to create final art or as a production tool for concept creation aid.

It is designed to be intuitive to artists, being expressive, efficient and comfortable to use over a long period of time.

Quill allows users to paint and animate in virtual reality on an infinitely scalable canvas, with rich colours and intuitive tools.

Quill is designed to be expressive and precise and to let the artist’s “hand” come through clearly – whether that’s in a watercolour style, pencil style, oil painting style or something else.

Non-creators can download Quill to experience amazing illustrations in their pre-loaded showcase and have an experience completely unlike viewing a painting on a wall in a traditional gallery.

Quill : How To Get It Free!

For a limited time, Quill will be free to download and keep from the Oculus Store.

All you have to do is sign up for an Oculus account, and add it to your account! It’s that simple!

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Half + Half for Oculus Quest / Rift : Get It FREE Now!

Half + Half – a multiplayer game for Oculus Quest or Rift – is FREE for a VERY limited time!

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Half + Half is FREE for a Limited Time!

This is a multiplayer game about fun & connection. It includes five unique multiplayer spaces that are designed to help you connect with people you know, and also to connect with people you don’t, even if only for a short while.

Swim in the ocean. Glide through clouds. Play human tetris with friends, or Hide & Seek where hiders are two inches tall, and seekers are as tall as buildings.

Every space in Half + Half is designed to be fun, but also to make you look as ridiculous as possible in real life. It is made to be fun for you, but also fun for everyone in the same room.

Half + Half : How To Get It Free!

For a limited time, Half + Half will be free to download and keep from the Oculus Store.

All you have to do is sign up for an Oculus account, and add it to your account! It’s that simple!

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New Samsung Gear VR (SM-R322) – Better & Cheaper

Kuala Lumpur, December 31, 2015 – Samsung Malaysia Electronics proudly announces the arrival of its latest and more advanced consumer version of the Gear VR in Malaysia, an improved and more ergonomic version of the Innovator Edition for S6 that was launched earlier this year.

Boasting a ground-breaking virtual reality (VR) technology packed in a lightweight wireless headset, Samsung has now extended the Gear VR’s compatibility to include the Galaxy Note5, Galaxy S6, S6 edge and S6 edge+ with an affordable retail price of RM459 (including 6% GST) / ~US$109.

“Samsung has been at the forefront of delivering mobile experiences and the new Gear VR is no exception. We see virtual reality as the next computing platform, and this time we are making immersive VR entertainment more accessible and affordable for customers with the introduction of our improved Gear VR,” said Mr Lee Jui Siang, Vice President, IT & Mobile Business Unit, Samsung Malaysia Electronics.

Leveraging on the super AMOLED display of its complementing devices, the new Gear VR gives a whole new meaning to immersive video experience and virtual gaming reality – providing sharp colours, supreme clarity and unrivalled performance for an amazing virtual reality experience.

The Samsung Gear VR is 19 percent lighter than the previous Gear VR Innovator Edition for S6, and includes new foam cushioning for added comfort. In addition, the new Gear VR’s improved touchpad provides greater control while enjoying the robust selection of film, gaming, 360 degree video and experiential content available for Gear VR.

The Samsung Gear VR is offered in Frost White and is available in 28 selected Samsung Electronics Stores (SES) nationwide.

Oculus CV1 & HTC Vive Virtual Reality Test Drive

Earlier this month, we attended an exclusive NVIDIA event in Singapore. The event started with a briefing on how NVIDIA was going to deliver near real-time ray tracing to the masses, with a demo of that capability on an NVIDIA Shield tablet.

As a bonus, we were also given the opportunity to try out not only the Oculus CV1, but also the HTC Vive, virtual reality headsets. As the software being demonstrated was still under embargo, we could not take any pictures of the display. But we still managed to take videos and pictures of the experience. Check them out!

The Oculus CV1

This is likely the same Oculus CV1 + Xbox 360 controller setup they used at E3. We had a few minutes to try out some of the titles they prepared – Edge of Nowhere, EVE Valkyrie, AirMech VR, etc.

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The experience was amazing although we can see that virtual reality is still not ready for prime time. The Oculus CV1 still did not have sufficiently high resolution to be really immersive. The headset itself, while reasonably light, was still cumbersome and it can get a little steamy inside. Although the cable was not noticeable once you start playing, we like the freedom that a wireless solution like the Samsung Gear VR offers.

The biggest problem was the controller. The Xbox 360 controller was, perhaps, not the best controller for these games. Or maybe I’m just too used to PC gaming. During the test drive, we needed “outside” help to realign our orientation. Perhaps a dedicated button on the headset to realign orientation would be useful.

The HTC Vive

NVIDIA set up two rather large HTC Vive booths, each with a HTC Vive headset and a lighthouse system inside. We got to experience a slew of virtual reality experiences and apps over 20 minutes. We also got to try out the Chaperone safety system, which warned us whenever we come close to the wall.

The HTC Vive was amazing. Although it looks heavy, the headset was quite comfortable. It was immersive and fun to use. The controllers were quite intuitive to use although they obviously do not allow for precise control. The Chaperone system also worked very well, warning us when we approached a wall.

However, we were a little frustrated by the cumbersome cabling. Even if you don’t actually trip over the cables, you “feel” them get in the way when you walk all over the room. That kind of disrupted the experience.

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