traVRsal lets you move using your own feet. Build & play a constantly growing collection of exciting free-roaming experiences right in your living room to experience a new level of immersion.
Using intuitive level design and the clever use of play-space - be it big or small - traVRsal untethers the limits of VR making players feel as if they are freely walking through expansive worlds.
Adventure through procedurally created magical dungeons filled with puzzles, traps and enemies. Climb mysterious towers. Visit stunning galleries. And much more! Become the best in each world for your place on the global leaderboard.
Built with modding at it's heart: There is a creative community to help build your own free-roaming VR games with an easy to learn world builder, and share the work with other players.
Supported third party integrations: bHaptics, Unsplash, GIPHY, Ready Player Me, Meta Avatars
Required play-space: 1.5 by 1.5m (4.9 by 4.9ft)
December 1, 2023
You can now enter the impossible spaces worlds from the real world using passthrough! This update was a long time in the making. In addition to passthrough support multiple important issues were resolved. Voice chat during Multiplayer now works again and bHaptics suits also respond again. Why did…
March 10, 2023
Follow along the brand new setup video guide to get from zero to your own impossible spaces world on the Quest in just minutes! It is the ideal starting point to play around with VR and get creative without any deep technical knowledge required. Let traVRsal do the heavy lifting. Once set up,…
June 7, 2021
I stumbled across traVRsal sometime ago when it was labelled 'Out or Dead' on SideQuest. Along with 'Tea for God' it really blew my mind and to me showed exactly what the Quest was designed for (Untethered Gaming) utilising roomscale with the ability to physically walkaround in the games environment. I subsequently joined the Discord and have to say that the community (although currently small) has been extremely helpful especially the developer. With his guidance I have been able to create my own games 'Hunt the Button' and 'The Tower' all with no previous game design, coding or even unity experience. Yes as has been said there are some bugs still being worked on as well as more importantly content !! But traVRsal continues to show what can be done with no experience whatsoever. I am confident that this is a game/development platform that will continue to add content and grow. Whilst this maybe seen as a slightly biased review the potential alone is unique enough to deserve the 5 stars I have given it.
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February 2, 2022
I have over 185 games and not one can do what this one does! It's absolutely amazing! YOU actually, physically walk around (In real life) in the game while being on an adventure! It keeps you from banging into walls & furniture if you draw your guardian correctly. The minimum space you need is 6 and a half feet by six and a half feet but it will work (sort of) if you're a little under. The bigger your space to play in, the bigger the game will get. It automatically adjusts to your guardian.
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August 3, 2021
Honestly this is the best experience I've had on the Quest 2 so far! Of course it's still early days, so the graphics aren't breathtaking, and some of the features need some small tweaking...but my God the concept is amazing and executed so perfectly! This is the next level of immersion, motion sickness is a thing of the past! My lounge can actually transform into a pyramid, spaceship, or castle tower. I cannot wait to see what comes next, I pray Oculus sees the immense potential that traVRsal has. Please help the developers make this everything it can and should be!
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June 2, 2022
How is this game free?! This game is amazing! This is like a virtual escape room, hidden object finder, and shooter all wrapped in one. You can play with friends and the game will transform your actual play space into a whole other world. Why are there not more vr games taking advantage of this idea?! This game is worth it even if they change the price to $15-$20 in my opinion. Get it while it is still free! Please give us a custom map editor soon! :)
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October 15, 2021
With the Quest 1/2/... being a wireless standalone headset, why is this not on the official store yet? It is, in my view, the perfect representation of what is possible when one is able to freely move around in a play space! The future of VR, nothing less. The game is not perfect, it might occasionally stutter, but I really love it and come back to it for three reasons: 1. It is perfect for VR beginners who are not used to thumbstick movement, they can just walk around in real life, no motion sickness possible. Perfect game to showcase to a newcomer. 2. There are great possibilities for community enhancement! New content and levels can be, and are constantly, added to the game. Replayability, here I come. 3. It is taylor made for roomscale VR. Few controller button pushes, all hand interaction. Procedural level creation depending on your play area. Walking around in real life. Support for haptic feedback gear. This is what immersion feels like. Big studios, take a long hard look at yourselves, you have just been shown how to make a real game conceptualized for VR from the ground up. Please, push this to the official store!
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