Switch the desktop camera mode! Use the default eye-cam, or place a fixed camera in the world.Create your own world of solid, transparent, and glowing voxels.That's over 12 meters across and 6 meters tall of real-world space (~40 feet by ~20 feet). Each one is 2.5 cubic centimers (~1 inch). Microcosm worlds are made of 512×256×512 voxels.If you've found a bug, screenshots and system information are very much appreciated, to help me reproduce and fix it.
Microcosm games free#
Please feel free to get in touch with me at any time. If you had any issues, or if there's something you think I could improve, I'd love it if you let me know. I hope you enjoy playing Microcosm as much as I enjoy making it. Finally, I said enough was enough, and just decided to build it myself. I picked up a Vive last year (2016), but no one seemed to be making the voxel game I wanted. Microcosm is the game I've wanted to play in VR ever since I saw the Oculus Rift Kickstarter way back in 2012. ~~~~~~~~~~ Build tiny voxel worlds in virtual reality!
Microcosm games update#
When the VR update is released, anyone who purchased Microcosm before July 11th, 2022 will be entitled to a free code granting them access to all new features. If all goes according to plan, that update should be available some time in 2023. I'm currently hoping to release the iOS version in September, and will start work on the VR updates after that. The new version of Microcosm will be coming to iOS first, and will be free with in-app purchases for some of the new functionality (such as Lua scripting and PLY/OBJ export). The Steam version will be made free on July 11th, 2022 (without a feature update).
During that time, I've been at work on a rewritten voxel engine with "infinite" worlds, lots of new features, and more thought put into cross-platform support. The Sega CD version of the game was later sold with Ultraverse Prime.The Steam version of Microcosm hasn't been updated in a few years.
Also digital music can be heard throughout the game as well as a good selection of digital sound effects, simulating internal bodily sounds. Using it to cram in lots of full-motion video (FMV) and with high-resolution fractal graphics, which are used to great effect to simulate the walls of veins/arteries. Microcosm makes use of the larger storage abilitiy of the CD format. Eventually you will make your way up to the brain, where you must defeat Grey M, the parasite that is trying to control Korsby's body. Your vessel will become faster and stronger as the game progresses by picking up power-ups which will aid you in your mission to save the president as quickly as possible. Your job is to pilot your way through various parts of the anatomy lungs, veins etc, blasting enemy ships while trying to aviod interfering with his vital organs. Your mission is to enter president Korsby's body and locate the virus at it's source and destroy it, before the organism takes complete control of his central nervous system.ĪmigaCD 32 screen shot Microcosm is a 3D action shooter. To gain revenge and therefore total domination they secretly inject Cyber-Tech's president, Mr Anton Korsby, with a deadly genetically altered virus that threatens to take control of his body and ultimately destroy him, and bring down CyberTech with him. Cyber-Tech Industries, one of the two dominant company's on the planet, is being challenged by it's only real rival the Axiom corporation, who blame Cyber-tech for their president's (CEO's) death. The earth is an overcrowded, over polluted mess. There aims are complete supremacy and hegemony over all. It is the mid twenteith century ,and two gigantic global corporations are fighting for control of the planet. And also has political as well as environmental overtones. The game has some quite interesting concepts, being set entirely within the confines of a human body.
Microcosm games Pc#
With the PC and 3DO versions looking the best.
There are some slight difference between the versions. Developed, produced and distributed by psygnosis LTD. Released on the Sega/Mega CD, 3DO, Amiga CD32 and the PC (DOS game), in 1993.
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