Wheelchair Simulator VR
Wheelchair Simulator VR is a comedic game about a serious issue. Try to traverse the city by pushing the wheels with your hands and learn the story of a person who does that every day.
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May 8, 2018
8 years and 88 days ago
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Mostly Positive19 reviews73.7%
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8 itemsAbout the Game
We believe that the power of VR can help solve real world issues by putting you into other people’s shoes. Or in this particular case, a wheelchair. Experience the world from the different perspective and help us battle inaccessibility in Ukraine!
Features:
- True story and interactive narration
The story is written and voiced by (the very much real) Dmytro Schebetyuk who suffered spinal injury that bound him to wheelchair but hasn’t stopped him from having a full life. He shares his thoughts, cracks jokes and sarcastically comments on your acions and failings. - Unique locomotion system
Push the wheels with your hands and try to keep balance of the wheelchair in VR. Turns out it’s even harder than it looks! - Wacky gameplay
The game does not focus on disability but rather on fun situations being in wheelchair puts you in. - Charity cause
Profits from the game are donated to Dostupno UA initiative that supports accessibility programs and films video blogs about infrastructure and life of people with disabilities in Ukraine.
