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Short Description
Defend portals from hordes of slimes with elemental foxes in this tabletop VR game. Build mazes to thwart adaptive enemy pathing in three dimensions. Collect a variety of foxes and equipment over a 25 level story campaign.
Highlights
--Portal Foxes TD has unique enemy pathing that adapts to what you build and climbs requiring you to design mazes with verticality in mind.
--Every fox and item in Portal Foxes TD interacts with the world and enemies differently. There are no upgrades or numbers to optimize. Everything comes down to placement strategy.
--Portal Foxes TD is built specifically for seated VR. It uses intuitive 6 DOF cursors with adjustable and resizable game elements for maximum comfort.
--Portal Foxes TD has a 7-12 hour story campaign where you'll meet a variety of eccentric foxes and collect items to hold the line against increasingly tough enemies in ever more elaborate battles.
--Portal Foxes TD includes an optional stream window, which provides an always up-right, stabilized view of what you're seeing in VR in real-time. Recordings and livestreams will be more pleasant for viewers.
--Portal Foxes TD is the first commercial game in the World Fabric Engine, an engine designed from the ground up for VR responsiveness, precision control, and performance.
--There's an early access demo of the first few levels available to everyone right now!
--Portal Foxes TD will release later this year exclusively on Steam for 10$. Maybe less with a release sale, so you'd better wishlist it now!
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Who is World Fabric LLC?
Hi, I'm Alrecenk, a computer scientist/algorithms expert by trade who quit working in silicon valley to make video games.
I built the engine, designed and coded the game, made the models and animations, wrote the story, composed the music, recorded the sound effects, and now I'm doing the marketing.
I post about the day to day tribulations of game development on my Mastodon account.
