We created a virtual reality game using Unity, as part of a school project. The game is intended for the Occulus Quest, and has only been tested on it.
The player is immersed in a mini-golf field containing a 3-hole course, and some vegetation. Once equipped with the golf club, the player can go hit the ball and overcome the obstacles.
At the beginning of the game, a golf club is available on the left. To make a stroke, the player simply adjust the power of the club, point the ball in the desired direction and then hit the ball with the club.
The first hole is a simple angle, the second one contains a jump with a springboard, and for the third hole, the ball has to pass through a windmill without touching the wings. When the player makes a successful stroke, the ball is automatically teleported to the next hole.
Cubes are positioned on the course and increase the score if they are hit by the ball.
- A : adjust the ball direction.
- B : reset the ball to its initial position on the current hole.
- Y : toggle interface.
- Right grip : catch the club with the right hand.
- Left grip : catch the club with the left hand.
- Right joystick : move the camera.
- Left joystick : move the player.
- Right trigger : increase the club's power.
- Left trigger : decrease the club's power.
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