Survios, a notable VR developer, announced their newest project today. Dubbed “Electronauts,” the project is a VR music game designed to enable players to create music in a VR space. More specifically, the game immerses its players into a surreal environment in which they can compose, remix and perform music using virtual instruments.
VR veteran Survios is currently working on Alien: Rogue Incursion, so we take a look back at its history of VR works.
This week Chase(@CrucialChase) and Scar(@Scarfinger) from Scarcasm Live(@GeeksGoneRaw) joins Mike (@AssaultSuit), Tiny (@Tiny415) and Aaron (@Ind1fference) to talk about: Scarcasm Live, Chrome, The Crow, The Room, Blade Runner, Altered Carbon, Rollerball, The Boondock Saints, The Big Lebowski, Door Dash, Monster Mania, Kane Hodder, Friday the 13th the Game, Robert Patrick, The X-files, Dicknado, Sharknado, The First, Sean Penn, Black Mirror, West Side Story, Tales from the Hood 2, The Good Place, The Dragon Prince, Shaq-Fu, Vall Halla, Persona 4, Borderlands, OverWatch, Tales of Berseria, Killing Floor 2, Rimworld, Prison Architect, Rock Band 4, Two Point Hospital, Saints Row, Crackdown, Timeshift, Metroid Samus Returns, House Party 2, Life is Strange 2, Valkyria Chronicles 4, The Outfit, Brute Force, Red Dead Redemption 2, Marvel's Spider-man, Grand Theft Auto V, Perfect Dark Zero audiobook, Marble It Up!, Pig Eat Ball, Log Jammers, The Garden Between, Creed, Racket Fury Table Tennis VR, SINNER: Sacrifice for Redemption, SoulBlight, Electronauts, Dimension Drifter, Fortnite, Beat Saber, Astro Bots, The Talisman Principal, Fiery Snickers, Pepsi Jazz, Sprite Remix, Randy Pitchford, Project Stream and more.
Pure PlayStation: Electronauts is an oddity. It's a brilliant music tool and even the most amateur of DJs can slap a track together with a few waves of their magic, musical PS Move wands. For some that may be enough, but for others it may seem too little. A few more "gamey" features could have done the game wonders, but it's not a bad experience if you go in knowing it is, first and foremost, a musical experience and not a full-on video game. VR is changing things, isn't it?
