Traffic Cop VR

Hi my name is Brian Bobik, and along with Indie Developer - Waden Kane Game Studios this is our first venture into VR. I want to speak to you personally and share with you a few aspects of the game that are important to me and how we incorporated them. So you can feel like part of the dev team, I'm bringing you into the inner circle and making you a "virtual member"! We hope when purchasing our game you not only have fun, but look at it like we do...as an investment into us as game developers. 1. Bring you an environment that you can experience full 360 degree game play (not just 180 like most shooters). I like how the VR platform provides for the ability to have things come at you from all directions, and wanted to make sure I provided that experience for you. The traffic intersection is a perfect fit to provide that. 2. Bring more physical movement (not just stand, shoot, & teleport). This game works best when you use both arms to direct traffic, like a real traffic cop. This way you’ll find yourself getting a lot of range of motion with your arms - selecting cars from one direction with one hand and swinging around to select the corresponding lane with your OTHER hand. As you level up more lanes of traffic open and it gets busier. 3. Bring you an environment where you can react to it. In my opinion one of the great things about VR is how objects coming at you virtually can cause you to react in reality. This is incorporated by having angry drivers throw food at you. The physical reactions players have when that food item is coming right at them is instinctual and hilarious! 4. Bonus rounds! In the 1980s it seemed like every week we were blowing our allowance at the local arcade in the mall striving to reach those bonus rounds in Galaga. So, we added mini-game bonus rounds to surprise you, give you a break from directing traffic and have different VR game play experiences. Look for future updates giving you more car styles, level up rank, additional intersection locations (New York, Chicago, ect.), and different era's (1920's, 1940, & the future!!). Thank you for your interest in our game, for your support of our studio and being pioneers into the world of VR! Brian

Can be used for standing room or room scale

MINIMUM: OS: Windows 10 Processor: Intel i5-4590 equivalent or greater Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 970 / AMD equivalent or greater Storage: 2 GB available space Additional Notes: VR Headset required, 2x USB 3.0 ports RECOMMENDED: OS: Windows 10 Processor: Intel Core i7-6700K equivalent or greater Memory: 16 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 980 / AMD equivalent or greater Storage: 2 GB available space Additional Notes: VR Headset required, 2x USB 3.0 ports

Point at the car you want to allow through the intersection. Click and release the trigger. Look at the arrow on the ground in front of the car to see which direction it wants to go to. With your OTHER HAND point to that lane and click and release the trigger. To deselect a car press the thumb pad.

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