BLOCKABOUT Windows, VR game

Choose one of the sample maps to use as a base, and customize it; or start with an empty map and build your world from the ground up. Add a forest, roads, rivers, and define the terrain to your liking...

Add vehicles, boats, turrets, weapons, ammo, buildings, destroyable objects, or use the library of building blocks to construct your own creations!

Place AI characters on your map wherever you like, using the built-in AI kit... Make them enemies or teammates, choose their weapons and behavior, and pick from various AI player classes including humans, orcs, robots, various animals, and marine mammals/fish for maps with water...

The game is built with NVidia's PhysX 3.3, so blocks fly about everywhere when you shoot them. Castles crumble and walls fall apart. Gather the fallen blocks for resources, then use those resources to construct other things... Endless possibilities...

We also use Winterleaf Entertainment's OneWorld product, which allows both the host computer and the connected clients to use the World Editor and build maps together in real-time... This lets you build co-operatively, or drop vehicles and objects on the battlefield during a PVP game.

Share your custom mission files and any new prefabs you create with anyone you like, and they can try them out in their copy of the game easily... Everything is modular and will drop right in.

Play all of this for free on your local network at home, or become a registered user to play online and receive updates to your game automatically using our Auto-Patching system.

Network/Online play is currently designed to perform well with up to 64 players per game!

Registered users will receive updates as we add things to the game... Our Auto-Patcher will simply send you new or updated files when we make them available, as soon as you log in using your Registered User Account.

Looking to the future, the game also has complete Oculus Rift support. Run around and shoot your friends and blow things up, all in full immersive virtual reality with head tracking... Consumer-level VR is coming, and with Oculus being recently bought out by Facebook that will only speed up the adoption of this technology. Get your hands on one of the first games to include full support for this exciting device!