FAQ
Laser Dance is a Mixed Reality game for Meta Quest that turns your own living room into a laser obstacle course.
Players move between two buttons on opposite ends of their room, and dance, dodge, and crawl their way through laser patterns that adapt dynamically to their living room’s size and layout.
Using the cameras on your Meta Quest headset, Mixed Reality (MR) lets you blend your real environment with the virtual one. Different from Augmented Reality (AR), which just overlays digital images, MR actually has a degree of understanding of the real objects in your room. Lasers will actually hit your furniture, letting you take cover behind your couch or under your table!
Laser Dance is played between two virtual buttons placed on your real walls. As long as the shortest path between those two buttons is at least 3m (10ft), you’re good to go!
The maximum room size you’ll be able to play in is currently 10x10m (32x32ft).
In the Quest ecosystem, Laser Dance will only be available on Meta Quest 3 and future devices.
Laser Dance is being made by Brussels based XR developer Thomas Van Bouwel, who previously released puzzle game Cubism on Meta Quest.
Laser Dance still in development, but if you have a Quest 3 and want to get a sneak peak you can sign up here for playtesting!