The laws of physics ensure that your perception of the world stays consistent. But what if those laws were broken? You'll find yourself in a surreal world where everything changes the moment you look away. Players gave SightLineVR a 90% positive score. Released October 31, 2017. Top tags include Adventure, Action, and VR.
The laws of physics ensure that your perception of the world stays consistent.
The laws of physics ensure that your perception of the world stays consistent. But what if those laws were broken? You'll find yourself in a surreal world where everything changes the moment you look away.
Developed by Frooxius, Louis Arrigoni, Ondrej Pultar · Published by Solirax
Player Review Breakdown
SightLineVR has about 47 positive and 5 negative player reviews out of a total 52. We'll add a detailed breakdown here when there are more reviews.
90%
positive of 52 player reviews
Full Game Details
From the Devs
If there's a table in the kitchen and you look away from it, is it still there where you're not looking?
SightLine is an award winning virtual reality experience based on the concept of missing object permanence and affecting the virtual world simply by observing it, creating a surreal dream-like experience that messes with your most natural instincts, something that can only be fully experienced with power of VR.
This includes the popular SightLine: The Chair experience, originally designed for Oculus Rift DK2. This is crafted as introductory experience into VR, demonstrating power of this technology to create familiar worlds and settings as well as realities that behave unlike anything that you might know.
Additionally the original SightLine 2013 VR Jam experience for DK1 has been remastered and updated with latest OpenVR SDK, making it playable with modern VR headsets. This version offers a narrative and based experience with action and puzzle solving built around the same core mechanic.
Both demos are available for free on the main website as they have been for the past few years, but your purchase on Steam helps support the developers and help them continue focusing on developing virtual reality applications.
