About the Project

Trick Shot VR was a test for myself for both speed and capability. Big picture, I wanted to get familiar with uploading an app onto Meta's Applab. For the unfamiliar, Quest headsets run on Android, and there are a lot of prerequisites Meta sets for apps to even make it on their marketplace. The other side of the coin was that I wanted to see if I could build a simple VR game in a months time. With both of these goals in mind, I booted up Unreal 4.27 and began concepting.

Ping Pong Ball - A challenging little cup. The bounces are the greatest per size of object, but also make it extremely hard to get in.

Basket Ball - We all know the game, but now instead of dunking it let's see how far we can throw it in!

Frisbee - A simple plastic disc that slices through the air. Hard to learn to throw, but satisfying to master.

SCREENSHOTS

Land the Sickest Shots!

Switch between using a ping pong ball, a basketball, or a frisbee to land the craziest trick shots around the neighborhood! How many bounces can you get, and how far can you throw?

CORE FEATURES

- Spawning on Grip - With the spawn on grip feature, you can continue to spawn throwables as many times as you like!

- Interactable Openings - Doors and windows can be opened to add another layer of challenge to shots.

- Moveable Pans - The pots and pans in the kitchen are pickupable. use them to bounce throws off of!

- Clear Spawned - Too many thrown items? Open the quick hand menu and clear them.

- Dynamic Scoring - Scoring is based off of how far thrown an object is, and how many times it bounced. Each object also has a specific bounce multiplier!