Oculus Quest 2 Games With Hand Tracking

Owlchemy Lab's Chore Simulator and Vacation Simulator series has always defined immersive easily-on interaction in virtual reality (VR), an ideal jumping off betoken for anyone starting downward the VR gaming path. Today, the studio takes that a step further by introducing Oculus Quest manus tracking to its latest vacation-themed videogame.

Currently in experimental form, hand tracking for Holiday Simulator should enable players to interact far more naturally with the colourful environment and mini-games, ideally suited to the titles basic teleportation mechanics.

"We had to brand changes to most major systems in lodge to make everything work with this new input type," says Devin Reimer, Chief Executive Owl at Owlchemy Labs in a statement. "It was of import that we add together this experimental paw tracking mode to push button the limits of the engineering science and prove the border of what is currently possible."

Vacation Simulator now joins a very select group of Oculus Quest titles to add hand tracking, others include Elixir, The Curious Tale of the Stolen Pets , The Line andWaltz of the Sorcerer: Extended Edition.

"At its cadre, Vacation Simulator is about hand interaction," adds Andrew Eiche, CTOwl and Cable Slinger at Owlchemy Labs. "The large variety of challenges and interactions made Vacation Simulator a good and challenging candidate for mitt tracing support."

Reviewing the PC version ofVacation Simulator VRFocus remarked: "What's particularly pleasing is the fact that everything merely seems to work. Owlchemy Labs needs to be commended on its product values for Vacation Simulator,offer a smooth, faultless experience from start to end."

The Oculus Quest platform itself is getting enough of new features as well. Facebook recently announced the rollout of a native 90Hz mode, Oculus Link leaving beta, fitness app Oculus Motion arriving this week and an App Gifting feature.

The experimental hand tracking is available at present for costless on Oculus Quest and Quest two headsets. For further updates from Owlchemy Labs, go along reading VRFocus.