When did you initially become passionate about VR gaming?
Everyone remembers their first VR experience.
For me, my best friend and later cofounder introduced me to the space as a hobby.
I was blown away by the potential of the technology.
It began with a fascination for those worlds, and then an obsession to create some of our own.
Can you share the genesis story behind Starcade Arcade?
Starcade Arcade started with a friendship and love of new technology.
Starblazer is an ambitious multiplayer strategy game, could you share some details on the gameplay mechanics?
That is why we decided to limit all controls to a single button.
Unity has built a strong platform specifically for XR.
As a small indie studio, resources are always limited.
The biggest challenge was energy management.
Looking back though, it is insane the amount of hours I was working to make it happen.
What advice do you give to aspiring entrepreneurs or game makers?
Make friends and help the community.
Space Slurpiesis one of your newest titles, could you share some details regarding this game?
Space Slurpies was inspired by visiting international conventions, like G-STAR in South Korea.
We were having difficulties demonstrating our game because of the language barrier.
The idea of re-creating the classic snake-based arcade game for VR seemed like the perfect concept for this.
The final game achieves everything we were attempting to do.
Players can move their snake freely just by moving their hand around to eat food and avoid other players.
The environments are intentionally vibrant but chill, making for a nice balance of relaxation and energizing.
In your opinion, what makes a VR game stand out from the pack?
Is there anything else that you would like to share about Starcade Arcade?
Thank you for the great interview, readers who wish to learn more should visitStarcade Arcade.
