OSU Ocean: - 30 Ocean VR levels to explore, more of a relaxing experience than a game - Over 100 sea animals to save, the majority are randomly spawned - Over 60 minutes of timed gameplay in scoring mode - This is a relaxing game where you are ZOSU the explorer and you are collecting sea creatures to save them from extinction and to score points
Major September 2024 update: - new mixed reality area to toggle through ocean animals to copy and grab them, with optional hand tracking - bonus lobby area with table top land animals to hold - bonus turtle specific mixed reality area - performance and bug fixes
Controls: - Built-in right hand jetpack for movement. Jetpack body movement is set to the direction of your hand. - Walking and jumping movement is set to the direction you are looking. - Score points by collecting fish and finding randomly spawned treasure.
Gameplay: - Timed scoring mode, 2 minutes per level with over 60 minutes of gameplay - Freeplay mode, no timer and no scoring - This is intended to be a relaxing game and there is no way to take damage or die - Sea creatures include starfish, dinosaurs, sharks, squid, many many common and exotic fish, and large sea mammals - Bonus island land lobby with climbing and level selection lobby
ZOSU Ocean - Meditation Exploration. ZOSU Ocean is a very relaxing game in Virtual Reality. Zosu Ocean's Gameplay lets you collect species of animals in a time limit to help them from going extinct. Enjoy beautiful scenery and relaxing sounds! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jl2lFxymD20
投稿者：TruGamer4Realz
★5
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美しい海を体験! 魚が綺麗で癒される!
投稿者：James
Beautiful ocean experience! Beautiful fish and relaxing!
Fun ocean game for children! This game is definitely not the most polished game you will find on App Lab. But it is simple, and a lot of fun for younger kids who love to cruise around the different underwater environments collecting different sea creatures. I wouldn't necessarily consider it an educational game, since there are a few issues in size and animal selection. (A hippo walking around the ocean floor for example) I also wish there was a better way to examine the animal models without them disappearing when you get to close and "collect" them.
Surprisingly good way to relax :). As a game it is a little limited at the moment but it's actually just a wonderful way to relax swimming around finding an impressive amount of undersea life that you can get close to and collect. I honestly found myself just floating around in this cool underwater world more than trying to get any high score. Great way to relax :)
It made me smile! Kudos to the developer for this one - it made me smile from ear-to-ear. It's very much like a colorful dreamscape that I lost myself in for quite a few minutes. The fish don't move (they are animated but remain stationary) but that didn't detract from the overall experience. I did genuinely laugh out loud when I saw a hippo and the developers face on a fish! I wish you every success with your future projects - thank you for this, it was fun!
A Nice Attempt That Needs Some Work. NOTE: Received product for free. This is a 'capture as many sea creatures as you can before the timer runs out' game, and nothing more. It is a pleasant enough game, but is lacking in various areas: (1) There is little to no sense of feeling you are underwater, and instead it feels like you are flying through the air in semi-jerky movements , (2) the sea creatures are swimming in place, so there is no joy in trying to follow them around, and swim alongside these majestic creatures, (3) the game is so intent on being time-based that you are running around and can't take the time to slow down and take in the atmosphere, (4) the environments look huge but somehow have a claustrophobic feel to them, (5) there are some potentially scary-looking fish in the sea, but just swimming in place makes them a harmless distraction that is easy to ignore.
There is appeal to this game, and I can see the potential in it, but as is, I fear you may discover that despite the available number of levels, the basic gameplay doesn't change in a way I can detect, and after a few levels I felt like I had seen it all.
If this is your first time playing an underwater game, you will likely enjoy more than I, but having played a number of underwater games since the Oculus Rift days, this game will need further work to increase my enjoyment.
Odd brilliance. This game will surprise you. Game is probably not the right word. This is a trippy, surreal, baffling jaunt in an ocean of incongruity. Nothing is clear. Hold a trigger to advance, collide with all manner of creatures, and just smile. I could play this all day. It's genuinely an odd, off-kilter experience that I highly recommend.
Quest
Rift
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