its easy to forget that we have two eyes and two ears . our bodies have to constantly adjust themselves to make meaning out of the glut of data available in the world . game engines have abstracted and distilled the process of creating the illusion of depth in order to create more easily consumable products - reinforcing a specific way of understanding how to build and perceive the world
Neat little experiment but having the eyes move one way made it hard to control, maybe have one key move both eyes and the other makes their rotations alternate. I'd rather have that than two cameras just rendered on top of each other.
I like the idea behind it, though the execution doesn't do it justice. Without the explanation, it's easy to interpret as a game where you push two buttons to align (or not) basic shapes. This could be super cool, though, with VR, and perhaps controlling each eye with L/R joysticks!
This was a bit hard to understand, but the graphics/sound brought a nice mood which reminded me of the game AntiChamber. I wish there was more purpose to the game/experiment!! :)
I'd rather not have to chose between muting my speakers or listening to a 50hz buzz. I'm not sure how you sat through that. The concept is a topic of interest when it comes to VR, but it doesn't make much for a game by itself.
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This seems to lack both a win and a loose condition. Giving the player a objective would be a much more compelling experience.
Nice idea, man.