Domino VR

little instead of stuttering.Contraptions: ramps and balls, bridges, stairs and a bell; a crane, a rotator, a pendulum and a seesaw catapult; a conveyor belt, a fan, a bounce pad, a cannon, a domino blaster and a finish gate.Placing car and stamps: the car drives off and lays a line of dominoes behind it, the line and curve stamps put down a whole row at once.Tools on your wrist: colour, weld (glue dominoes together or pin them in mid-air) and destroy, plus props, undo and the menu.World controls: gravity, slow motion, pause, player size and reset.Play24 puzzle levels: three short tutorials, then 21 puzzles. Ring the bell, climb the stairs, cross gaps, sweep, swing and catapult. Each level has a domino budget and up to three stars.Level editor: build your own puzzle levels in the game, test them and beat them before you save, then share them on the Steam Workshop. WorldsThe Workshop: a cosy room with a big table, a rug, shelves and toys.Forest Island: a stone plaza and a meadow.Your Room (Steam Frame): build in your own room with passthrough, on your real floor and tables.ShareSave and load worlds: as many save slots as you like.Steam Workshop: share your worlds and levels, and browse, subscribe to and load other people's creations.Build together (experimental): host a world for friends through Steam, or join one from your friends list.CaptureSpectator camera: show its view on your desktop for friends watching.Photo camera: photos land in your Pictures folder and your Steam screenshots.Camera paths: fly a smooth camera along your chain for videos.ComfortTeleport or smooth movement, and snap or smooth turning.Vignette, seated mode and a left-handed mode.Separate volume sliders and adjustable haptics.HeadsetsPC VR through OpenXR: Valve Index, HTC Vive, Meta Quest via Link/Air Link/Steam Link, and other OpenXR headsets with tracked controllers.Steam Frame: runs natively on the headset, no PC needed (up to 5,000 dominoes per world).