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Google – Playing Ping Pong With WebVR
Playing Ping Pong With Google’s WebVR
Once upon a time, virtual reality was incredibly complicated and hard to work with. Until Google launched WebVR for Chrome that is. It empowers everyone with the ability to create virtual reality content for the web.
We were chosen by Google’s Creative Lab in NY to develop a thrilling experience to showcase this new technology. This led us to the creation of our very own game: Konterball.
Based on the rules of Ping-Pong, users can play the game online against their friends in real time, or in a single-player mode. It was developed to showcase Google’s WebVR, sitting natively inside the latest version of Chrome. So it works directly within the web browser of pretty much any device, meaning you can play with your laptop mouse, with your thumbs on your smartphone – or even by simply tilting your VR headset to control the paddle.
Join the game with any device you like
Feel free to enter the world of Konterball via the Google Daydream, HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, Desktop or via Mobile.
In-keeping with the spirit of VR, we wanted to make Konterball an immersive game, existing in its own uniquely colourful corner of cyberspace. Realising this meant fleshing out the gameplay with specially commissioned music and sounds. You can even check out the music over on Spotify.
Addictive, handsome, and intuitive, Konterball even got featured as the number 1 example of WebVR at the Google I/O.
It was one of the most technically sophisticated projects we’ve done. The hardest thing was making the multiplayer mode feel instant. We had to come up with solutions to disguise latency from players, such as slowing down the gameplay between player hits to give the signal a couple of milliseconds to travel.
Moriz Büsing Tech Director
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00World's first WebVR Game
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01Featured at Google I/O
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02Possible to connect via every device
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03Single player record: 113 points
EP available on Spotify
The EP "Ping Pong" from "Das Ping Pong" was carefullly composed by Fifth Music and is available in two versions on Spotify.
