Overview
Step into the shoes of a hungry predator in FlyCatcher, a unique free-to-play VR experience developed by researchers at the University of Lincoln. This isn't just a game; it's a citizen science project designed to help us understand the natural world better. Your mission is simple yet challenging: catch as many flies as possible using your specially adapted, retractable tongue.
Highlights
- A Unique VR Simulation: Experience the thrill of being a predator with intuitive VR controls. Your head movements track targets, while your VR controller extends your tongue for the catch.
- Citizen Science Contribution: By playing, you contribute valuable data to scientific research on predator-prey dynamics.
- Free-to-Play VR Experience: Dive into this engaging simulation without any cost, making it accessible to a wide audience interested in VR and nature.
Who It's For
FlyCatcher is perfect for players who enjoy casual simulation games, are curious about virtual reality, and have an interest in contributing to scientific research. It's an accessible VR title suitable for those looking for a quick, engaging experience that also serves a greater purpose.
Game Info
Developed and published by Graham Richardson, FlyCatcher was released on November 6, 2019. It's a free-to-play indie title that supports multiplayer and is designed for VR enthusiasts. The game features a profile system, allowing players to track their progress and contributions.
