Diorama Worlds

I could spend hours on this game for all there is to do. So many possibilities! Thanks for a great game!

This diorama-maker is really good! I love that you can scale any object and that the performance, even though there are many objects on screen, is pretty solid. The fact that more object will be added weekly is a deal breaker for me. Nice work dev!

As near as I can tell, there are literally two games in this genre - this one and Tiny Town VR. There are pros and cons to each: 1) Diorama Worlds appears to give you limited animation while Tiny Town does not - the best reason to get this 2) Diorama Worlds has no tutorial and is WAY less intuitive than Tiny Town VR 3) Tiny Town VR appears to have more assets in general, but all are completely static and offer very little customization 4) Tiny Town VR appears way more stable at this point 5) Tiny Town VR has multiple various features to make it easier to place, move, copy/paste, etc. art assets - Diorama Worlds may have such tools, but good luck finding them without doing a search via the forums or a Wiki. Despite the fact that Tiny Town VR has a lot more polish, more assets, [i]and[/i] has the oh so important 'ease of use' concept down pat, I'd still say pick both up if you can. However, if Tiny Town VR ever adds any sort of animation feature, than skip Diorama Worlds, as tha...

This is amazing. So much fun. If you like Tilt brush then you will love this. Well worth the money. Well done publishers. Look forward to updates Pros So many objects to work with. Very detailed. Runs just fine. Cons Steep learning curve of menu system Little bit buggy No sound effects

This program has so much potential. The downside, is the lack of friendly controls. There is a bit of a learning curve that will require using this for an hour or so to get use to how things work. You can tell the devs created this as a tool for their own use because of this...BUT once you figure it out this is really addictive. There are so many models to use and position that you can create almost any scene. You have so much control right down to being able to bend and twist every joint, even each knuckle on each finger. Super detailed. then you can zoom out to take it all in, or shrink down to the size of a character and walk around your scene and see everything in your face, up close and personal! If the devs just took some time to make this idiot proof with more easy to understand controls and on screen help boxes, etc I think they could begin charging much more than the 1.99 they are currently asking for! For this price you would be crazy not to try it.

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers[/h1] You can view my video of gameplay here: https://youtu.be/oFRFZ76Kevw I paid $1.99 USD for this game on a Steam sale. However, I am happy it went free to play for everyone to enjoy. This is a good app, but it obviously went free to play for a reason. It's just clunky overall to use. If you can look past the unintuitive UI / tools then you can enjoy easy-to-make Dioramas with lots of toys to play with included. There are lots of 3D models you can use in this app to create many different scenes. It's easy to move around (press grab to move yourself around) and rotate objects or the world (grab + joystick left or right). I could not figure out a way to delete items once created (looking at the community forums, the dev says on the Oculus to press Y while holding an object - I thought I had tried that). I don't think there's a way to make new objects or import / export objects or your final creations. However, it is enjoya...

Buy it.

Woooooow! Endless creativity and fun! Lots and lots of props, characters. Great use of animation to help speed up the character posing process.

Dont be fooled by the crazy logo! This is Really Fun to Play and it is also a professional feeling level/scene designer! In a couple hours I had a slick looking RPG dungeon scene. Started with animated Lava tiles, and eventually was placing little lamp posts, a flying bat and quickly posed a warrior skeliton with 6 weapons stuck in him. I really hope a community gets behind this. On your left hand you can pick various themes (i.e. Fallout, Fantasy, Modern, Pixel) then pick item classes (i.e. Landscape, Creatures, Effects) and then you Snap Pieces into a small model world. The Zooom camera brings the scenes to life, a lot of detail comes into each object the closer you get. They have some beta features including the use of Tilt Brush to add more effects (didnt try yet) Also I was able to turn on Test Level and it dropped a simple robot onto my level and I was running and jumping. So thats the long winded way of saying thats it's a fantastic miniature level designer, still rough a...

Should've refunded when I had the chance.