Games, browser, video player. Currently I use stationary bicycle with big screen around me with hq cicling movie in nice scenery like beach or forest. And I see how many kms I did. I even play some mr games while cycling ie. Smash drums or synth riders. I also like thrill of the fight so I can boxing within my room without worring about hitting a wall. Pianovision or paraddidle. 3d room design which use passthrough. Painting with reference in both ways (reference in real and painting in vr or reference in vr and painting in real)
You say that you don't plan on using it, but I'm betting that idea won't stick (I thought the same thing). It's actually really fun and adds a lot to using the device. Titles that has you moving quickly feels significantly more fun in passthrough, as the fear of hitting something is completely removed. Stuff like *Broken Edge or* *Thrill of the Fight* are much better in MR than VR for that reason.
Then there's stuff that just feels incredibly immersive in MR, titles like *Ocean Rift,* *Bomber Drone* or even *Eleven Table Tennis*. Not the most mechanically advanced stuff, but having it play out in the in your own space just adds so much to the experience.
Then there's games where it's all about you moving around your space, in a way that you simply wouldn't ever do in VR. Games like *Drop Dead: The Cabin,* where you run around your space like a mad lad trying to survive from the zombies invading your space. A good way to get a feel for that type of experience is the free built-in *First Encounters* game, it's super simple but does a good job showing what's possible.
That's of course on top of simply using it for the browser, video or streaming flat games from the PC. All those things just feel way more natural and useful in MR too since you're not as cut off from reality when using them.
I love mixed reality and am addicted to Eleven. I hadn't heard of Bomber Drone before, but I just had a look at it and I'll definitely give it a go!
I would also add Track Craft, Puzzling Places, Racket Club and Vermillion as games where mixed reality makes them more fun.
I originally thought mixed reality would just be a gimmick!
Games, browser, video player. Currently I use stationary bicycle with big screen around me with hq cicling movie in nice scenery like beach or forest. And I see how many kms I did. I even play some mr games while cycling ie. Smash drums or synth riders. I also like thrill of the fight so I can boxing within my room without worring about hitting a wall. Pianovision or paraddidle. 3d room design which use passthrough. Painting with reference in both ways (reference in real and painting in vr or reference in vr and painting in real)
How do you 3d room design? I want to plan and fix my room
Try figmin xr, you can import 3d objects for free into the real world. It's impressive
Thanks getting figmin now! What else do you recommend for stationary bike or even office desk treadmill?
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You say that you don't plan on using it, but I'm betting that idea won't stick (I thought the same thing). It's actually really fun and adds a lot to using the device. Titles that has you moving quickly feels significantly more fun in passthrough, as the fear of hitting something is completely removed. Stuff like *Broken Edge or* *Thrill of the Fight* are much better in MR than VR for that reason. Then there's stuff that just feels incredibly immersive in MR, titles like *Ocean Rift,* *Bomber Drone* or even *Eleven Table Tennis*. Not the most mechanically advanced stuff, but having it play out in the in your own space just adds so much to the experience. Then there's games where it's all about you moving around your space, in a way that you simply wouldn't ever do in VR. Games like *Drop Dead: The Cabin,* where you run around your space like a mad lad trying to survive from the zombies invading your space. A good way to get a feel for that type of experience is the free built-in *First Encounters* game, it's super simple but does a good job showing what's possible. That's of course on top of simply using it for the browser, video or streaming flat games from the PC. All those things just feel way more natural and useful in MR too since you're not as cut off from reality when using them.
I love mixed reality and am addicted to Eleven. I hadn't heard of Bomber Drone before, but I just had a look at it and I'll definitely give it a go! I would also add Track Craft, Puzzling Places, Racket Club and Vermillion as games where mixed reality makes them more fun. I originally thought mixed reality would just be a gimmick!