VR Content Lab (@vrcontentlab) is officially LIVE!
Technical setup, growth strategy, monetization, sustainability for influencers - all in one course.
Early bird: $37 until 2/2 (then $57). Lifetime access. (You can gift the course too!)
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RTs appreciated π
I've reviewed a lot of VR gunstocks and yet ANOTHER has entered the ring. The Plurastock Phantom switches between melee, pistol, SMG, and rifle on magnets, no rebuilding between swaps. And its pretty dang good!
Full setup guide + review is live, link in comments π
Had a great time getting to meet and re-meet other fellow creators at the MQCP US meetup. So many creative minds in one place, and apparently I intimidate some people. π€£
I spent a week walking, running, and falling to my death on a bridge with swinging axes (thanks @DungeonsVR ). I got to try the new @katvrwalk C3 Ultra, and my full review is in the comments! Video ft @PAYDAYAcesHigh open playtest and DoE!
weβre finally getting the proper examples needed to properly show publishers why they should seriously start focusing on VR.
Just like with the Titanfall 2 VR mod; be loud, be vocal, and donβt be afraid to tag your favorite devs and publishers to force em to pay attention!!
Hereβs the entirety of βI Love Patrick Stewartβ, a featurette on the American Dad Volume 7 DVD, where a bunch of the American Dad cast and crew gush about how much they love Patrick Stewart for 8 minutes
And you can really that he was loved, and he loved them back
@G4IJIN_VR Something interesting I've noticed are the "growing pains" as some teens are starting to feel too old for Gorilla Tag/tired of making GT content. Sadly a lot of them blame GT itself vs realizing its partially their changing tastes and maturity, but π€·ββοΈ
I decided to share this because I was genuinely impressed with how he presented himself and how his game is coming along. If you're interested in joining the open beta, the invite is in the game's Discord: https://t.co/2o8npUayfL (for giving him feedback too if you try it!)
π§΅As a follow up to last week's post: spamming "play my game please" under my videos π A few days ago via Discord, a 17 year old game dev introduced himself and told me about his game Clanker Wars (out next month).
He asked for marketing advice and threw some compliments my way. No begging, just respect for my work and my time. People love feeling like an expert, and appealing to someone's ego is always a smart move!