Curling

Party Game ∙ Sports
2.0
1 rating 1 review
early access
2022
February 3
game modes
• Multiplayer
player modes
• Standing • Sitting • Roomscale
compatibility
• Quest 1 • Quest 2/Pro • Quest 3/3S
storage 0.1 GB
Store Page
$2.99

Play the sport of curling. After you slide across the ice to release the stone, hand your friend a touch controller and get them to "SWEEP!".

Curling is fundamentally a social game. So is this VR game! The social aspect is similar to "Keep Talking & Nobody Explodes". Everyone needs to be in the same room. Sweepers for your team don't use the HMD, they use only the Touch controllers. Opposing teams play hot-seat style. Handing off a single Quest HMD to a member on the other team.

Computer controlled AI curlers are not yet implemented.

Demo is also available! https://www.oculus.com/experiences/quest/4387676764681800/

comfort ⦾ Not rated
age rating0+ Everyone
websitebouncylasers.com
developerShawn Featherly
publisherShawn Featherly
connectionInternet not required
app version0.0.8
languagesEnglish

Reviews 1

InhumanGiant11 months ago
1

Can't make it work on Quest 3

I want to like it, but I can't even make the stone move. It just keeps repeating that I'm in launch my body mode, but even hitting all the buttons while aiming at the stone, nothing makes the stone move.

10 months ago

Thanks for giving it a try and a review! Getting the hang of it is tricky. The trick is to hold either the trigger or grip down on the controller. This will make the background turn green, letting you know you're in "launch your body mode". Release the trigger in the middle of doing a headbang maneuver with your head. How fast your head is moving towards the broom when you release the trigger determines your launch velocity. After that release, looking down should make it clear how fast you're moving. Grip the trigger and immediately release the trigger to give the stone your velocity. When you're going fast enough the background will not turn green. The same trigger is first used to launch, then again for the stone. Once you get the hang of that, the second press of the trigger can be held to spin the stone before releasing.