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'''''Moondust''''' is a non-canonical VR technical demo developed by [[Valve]] to showcase the functionality of the Knuckles EV2 VR controllers. The demo was released on June 21, 2018 and lacks a Steam store page. Moondust consists of four mini-games, including:
'''''Moondust''''' is a non-canonical VR technical demo developed by [[Valve]] to showcase the functionality of the Knuckles EV2 VR controllers. The demo was released on June 21, 2018 and can be found on Steam under the name '''''SteamVR Knuckles Tech Demos''''', rather than ''Moondust''. ''Moondust'' consists of four mini-games.


* Rock Crushing
== Minigames ==
* BuggyBuddy™
=== Rock Crushing ===
* Space Station Construction
''Crush moon rocks to a fine powder with your powerful hands, taking advantage of the high-fidelity force sensors on Knuckles.''
* Throwing Range
=== BuggyBuddy™ ===
''Practice driving a moon buggy, utilizing the joystick and the rest of the new inputs of Knuckles.''
=== Space Station Construction ===
''Assemble a space station in orbit, with fine interactions driven by all 10 fully tracked fingers''
=== Throwing Range ===
''Enjoy some target practice in the throwing range, with the most natural throwing VR can offer''
 
== Gallery ==


== External Links ==
== External Links ==

Revision as of 04:11, 7 March 2019

Moondust
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Basic Information
Developer:

Valve Corporation

Publisher:
  • Valve Corporation
Engine:

Unity

Released:
  • Microsoft Windows
    • June 21, 2018
Modes:

Singleplayer

Genre:

Virtual Reality

Moondust is a non-canonical VR technical demo developed by Valve to showcase the functionality of the Knuckles EV2 VR controllers. The demo was released on June 21, 2018 and can be found on Steam under the name SteamVR Knuckles Tech Demos, rather than Moondust. Moondust consists of four mini-games.

Minigames

Rock Crushing

Crush moon rocks to a fine powder with your powerful hands, taking advantage of the high-fidelity force sensors on Knuckles.

BuggyBuddy™

Practice driving a moon buggy, utilizing the joystick and the rest of the new inputs of Knuckles.

Space Station Construction

Assemble a space station in orbit, with fine interactions driven by all 10 fully tracked fingers

Throwing Range

Enjoy some target practice in the throwing range, with the most natural throwing VR can offer

Gallery

External Links