Overview
Virtual Reality Experiment Framework is a free-to-play simulation experience developed and published by Scott Howie. Currently undergoing maintenance, this application aims to explore the technical feasibility of fire safety training within a virtual reality environment, specifically for rural areas and home users. It's important to note that all information presented is gamified and should not be considered actual safety advice, nor has it been verified by fire services.
Highlights
- Immersive Fire Extinguisher Training: Players will learn about and practice using four distinct types of fire extinguishers: Dry Powder, Foam, Water, and Carbon Dioxide.
- Hazard-Specific Scenarios: After mastering the correct procedures for handling each extinguisher, users will face simulated fire hazards tailored to the specific extinguisher they've learned to use, including paper, gas, electrical, and fuel fires.
- Free-to-Play VR Simulation: This title offers a unique, free VR simulation focused on practical, albeit gamified, fire safety education.
Who It's For
This experience is ideal for individuals interested in virtual reality simulations, those curious about VR-based training applications, or anyone looking for a free, introductory way to learn the basics of fire extinguisher usage in a safe, virtual environment. It's particularly relevant for those in rural settings or anyone who wants to understand fire safety principles in an engaging format.
Game Info
- Developer: Scott Howie
- Publisher: Scott Howie
- Genre: Simulation, Free to Play
- Release Date: June 13, 2018
- Platform: VR Only
- Mode: Single-player
- Features: Tracked Controller Support, Family Sharing





