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Blue Effect VRNewsCommunity update - week 48
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Community update - week 48

Blue Effect VR · published 1 Dec 2016, 08:29 UTC

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Week 48 Lumos Update

Last week we promised you to reveal information about the new update. There we go! We will start with Lab Level environment. We will also show you some pictures from the development. Leave in the comment if you want to see more of these pictures.

About Lab:
This week we will introduce you a new environment called “LAB.” This map has a little bit different game mechanics. We have realized that when you play a lot, the gameplay is the same, so we decided to change it a little bit. You can see four pillars in front of you. They are pretty shiny. The entire environment looks quite calm.

Dynamic gameplay:
On the scale one to ten we wanted to reach a number fifty-seven, so we prepared the breathtaking show for you. Enemies will not have shiny eyes; you will barely see them. Pillars should bring a light. Once pillars go dark, only blue effect and yourself can help you.
This change of gameplay should bring you even stronger and more immersive experience. When I played it, My heart rate was somewhere around 196.

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