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RadianVR

RadianVR is an old-school puzzle game with a twist. Colors are materials. Matching is based on rotation. Everything is realistic. With a wide range of special effects—such as locking, rainbow blocks and automatic flipping—the depth and difficulty increase as you play.

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Grand Unified LLC
Publisher
Grand Unified LLC
Release
March 8, 2018
8 years and 148 days ago
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About the Game

RadianVR is a new vision for an old-school arcade-style puzzle game. Unlike conventional color-matching puzzle games, in RadianVR you manipulate rings of blocks made of realistic materials such at metals, fabrics, and tiles, in a puzzle that floats in front of you. The end result, especially when playing with dual inputs such as Oculus Touch, is one of feeling immersed in a real world while playing with a physical puzzle.

With a wide range of special effects—such as locking, rainbow blocks and automatic flipping—the depth and difficulty increase as you play. It includes an arcade mode, a more relaxing "infinite" mode, and a puzzle mode with 100 hand-crafted boards to solve in as few moves are possible.

It will ship for Oculus, Vive, and PlayStationVR.

A VR headset is *not* required, nor are controllers. You can play on a display with a mouse if you like.
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