Infinadeck Medieval Maze
Infinadeck Studios · 2022 · Casual, VR, Walking Simulator, Exploration, Singleplayer
PC
6 user reviews67% · 6
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About Infinadeck Medieval Maze
This virtual reality maze is a basic experience for the Infinadeck Omnidirectional Treadmill. It takes just under 2 minutes at max speed to get from the start to the end when using the treadmill- how fast can you make it through? Many objects are interactable within the space, and there are a couple of Easter eggs here and there. Designed for first time walkers, there are no jumpscares or things chasing you- the nuances of the experiences are up to you. Will you clear the maze as fast as possible? Or perhaps stroll through at your own pace? Enjoy this simple example of Infinadeck Experience Platform™ software at your leisure.
This maze was built using free assets from the Unity Store, including the SteamVR Unity Plugin, so it seemed right that this project be distributed for free as well.
Useful desktop keybinds:
General:
Escape to Exit Game
Equal to Hide GUI
Ctrl+I to Toggle Infinadeck Plugin
LeftShift to Reload Current Level
Space to Stop Treadmill
RightShift to Start Treadmill
Backslash to Import General/Timer Preferences
Backspace to Reset General/Timer Preferences
Reference Objects:
Q to Toggle Deck Ring
W to Toggle Deck Edge
E to Toggle Deck Center
R to Toggle Reference Panel
T to Toggle In-Engine Deck
Y to Toggle Heading
U to Toggle Colorblind
I to Cycle Panel Theme
O to Cycle Deck Center
Timers:
Alpha1 to Set Timer to 1 Minute
Alpha2 to Set Timer to 2 Minute
Alpha3 to Set Timer to 3 Minute
Alpha4 to Set Timer to 4 Minute
Alpha5 to Set Timer to 5 Minute
Alpha6 to Set Timer to 6 Minute
Alpha7 to Set Timer to 7 Minute
Alpha8 to Set Timer to 8 Minute
Alpha9 to Set Timer to 9 Minute
Alpha0 to Set Timer to 10 Minute
Minus to Toggle Demo Mode
This maze was built using free assets from the Unity Store, including the SteamVR Unity Plugin, so it seemed right that this project be distributed for free as well.
Useful desktop keybinds:
General:
Escape to Exit Game
Equal to Hide GUI
Ctrl+I to Toggle Infinadeck Plugin
LeftShift to Reload Current Level
Space to Stop Treadmill
RightShift to Start Treadmill
Backslash to Import General/Timer Preferences
Backspace to Reset General/Timer Preferences
Reference Objects:
Q to Toggle Deck Ring
W to Toggle Deck Edge
E to Toggle Deck Center
R to Toggle Reference Panel
T to Toggle In-Engine Deck
Y to Toggle Heading
U to Toggle Colorblind
I to Cycle Panel Theme
O to Cycle Deck Center
Timers:
Alpha1 to Set Timer to 1 Minute
Alpha2 to Set Timer to 2 Minute
Alpha3 to Set Timer to 3 Minute
Alpha4 to Set Timer to 4 Minute
Alpha5 to Set Timer to 5 Minute
Alpha6 to Set Timer to 6 Minute
Alpha7 to Set Timer to 7 Minute
Alpha8 to Set Timer to 8 Minute
Alpha9 to Set Timer to 9 Minute
Alpha0 to Set Timer to 10 Minute
Minus to Toggle Demo Mode
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
"Infinadeck Medieval Maze" is a frankly garbage tech demo intended for one purpose only... to sell a VR treadmill to people. I'm going to guess it didn't work out... take a look at the SteamDB player counts below. And no surprise... these white elephants can put you out a whopping $60,000 USD. FFS. So we're left to wonder what value there is for us gamers in software like this polluting Steam, with the sole purpose of flogging ridiculously overpriced treadmills for VR games that don't exist to make use of them. Guess what? The answer is none. What's the game about? You're playing a VR maze in a medieval castle setting. The game is solely for use with an Infinadeck omnidirectional treadmill and a VR headset. You walk through the maze, potentially interacting with some objects and looking for Easter eggs. The game is very basic. The graphics here are particularly awful, so bad that it actually stands out as one of the worst looking games on Steam. Quite an accomplishment. It's a big contributor to the failure of the game to attract gamers despite having no up-front cost. Gaming is a primarily visual medium, and if developers want to succeed, they must understand that it…1 found this helpful
[h1]Before I played Infinadeck Medieval Maze, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]
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