Hello I found two games for VR on Kickstarter that I can't wait to play as full games, so I thought perhaps other people here would possibly be interested in VR games. I have randomly listed the two different games down here.
The first is called Null Of Hope and I played the demo which I found on Oculus Share, and it is one of my top five most immersive demos I have ever played. It was fun to sit in room and play old style games on an old style tv. The Kickstarter trailer were also fun to watch and I thought some of you might want to watch the trailer if you haven't already so here is a link: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/wa ... ng-evolved
The next one is called Dimensional and it is a first person puzzle game which I have not tried yet but I think it looks really cool. You can watch the trailer for Dimensional from this link and form your own opinions: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/70 ... experience
I'm the developer of Dimensional. Sorry about the audio in the Kickstarter video - it was a lot of work getting the Kickstarter and Greenlight campaigns live and it's all new to me. You don't know how hard it was to just sit and talk on camera. I'm not an outgoing person at all.
Anyway, glad some of you liked the game and just wanted to let you know the Kickstarter has reached the goal so the full game will be created and released 🙂
"jumbli" wrote: I'm the developer of Dimensional. Sorry about the audio in the Kickstarter video - it was a lot of work getting the Kickstarter and Greenlight campaigns live and it's all new to me. You don't know how hard it was to just sit and talk on camera. I'm not an outgoing person at all.
Anyway, glad some of you liked the game and just wanted to let you know the Kickstarter has reached the goal so the full game will be created and released 🙂
As a cameraman you want to try and keep the audio levels a bit lower so that you avoid clipping and distorting audio. If it's too quiet you can boost the channels in post, but if it clips it's lost forever.
Just some friendly advice, good luck with the kickstarter 😉
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As a cameraman you want to try and keep the audio levels a bit lower so that you avoid clipping and distorting audio. If it's too quiet you can boost the channels in post, but if it clips it's lost forever.
Preferably you want to record hot but run it through a compressor before it goes to the recording device. But if you're going bare-bones, ACC is correct about low levels being preferable to clipping.
