We'll see new applications VR Killer Emerge – VRFocus

The main game designer for the studio behind Blood & Truth Sony London, spoke at the conference Develop: Brighton. Michael Hampden addressed participants on the subject of virtual reality (VR) and what the coming years will bring.

At a conference for the first day of the conference, Hampden said that he expected the future to be promising. New kinds of games are emerging from VR, and new development tools are being created.

As reported by MCV UK, Hampden was expecting VR to create new types of video games, stating, "In the next five years, I think we'll see VR Killer apps coming in and we'll have established a design language.I think we will see some growth in mobile VR as well as in medical applications.And a new kind of game will be born, one that will only be possible in VR. "[19659004] Looking further, Hampden said that he expected that props that provided more realism, such as haptic feedback, would have an impact on virtual reality. space: "I think that one of the missing keys for everyone is haptic feedback.It should take a big step forward and change the game.Smarting an object, texture, will change the game, it will make much more immersive things and this will allow the emergence of new kinds of VR games. "

The emergence of location-based VR centers was something Hampden identified as an ongoing trend:" We have seen developers move from room-scale environments to location-based experiences. These are things like the Star Wars secrets of the Empire and stuff like that and it's pretty interesting to see the ability that this technology brings to the users. You can shake the ground when the user is walking in space or you may have wind or temperature changes. These are very powerful and profound experiences that people love and are willing to spend money to try something like this. We have a limited number of these experiences so far, but I think this trend is here to stay and we will see more and more VR based on the future location in the future. "

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