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About This Game

Come explore Hypatia, the massively multiplayer metropolis filled with creation tools, mind-bending puzzles, and adorable stuffed animals!

-EXPLORE-
The city of Hypatia is a huge open world, filled with canvases for painting, canals for boating, and stuffed animals for throwing! Follow clues in the environment to find all the hidden areas, secret items, and unique treasures.

The streets of Hypatia can be explored on foot, on a rowboat down the canals and lakes, or through the skies in hot air balloons and airships. Featuring full locomotion as well as teleportation movement modes, our robust control options allow you to move how you feel most comfortable.

Whether you’re navigating a multi-dimensional maze, sailing through the rooftops in an airship, or diving with a plesiosaur at the bottom of the sea, you’ll be amazed by what you’ll discover next. Every corner of Hypatia has secrets waiting to be discovered, and each one will reward you handsomely for finding them! Win unique parts for your avatar, currency to spend in the mall, and lots more.

-CREATE-
Players can draw and paint anywhere, take pictures with one of five different types of camera, or perform a new act on stage in front of a live VR audience. Spray paint comes in every color imaginable, and permanently paintable walls are everywhere. If you prefer a traditional canvas, easels can be found in most of the city’s beautiful parks.

Submit your favorite pieces to galleries like the Art Studio’s Painting Gallery or the Mango Photography Museum’s Photo Gallery, and vote for your favorite works by fellow artists. Can you win first place in the weekly art contests?

Once you’ve made all this art and collected loads of prizes, where are you going to put it all? How about in your own personal apartment? Spaces are now available for Hypatia’s Player Property update! You can design and decorate your own VR home with furniture, wall paper, and lots of stuffed animals! Every door in Hypatia leads to a different property, meaning every player can own a part of the game map for themselves.

-SOCIALIZE-
Striking up a conversation with other players is easy with our proximity voice chat; just say hello! Use the Social menu to add them as a friend, and keep in touch anywhere in the city. Join our active Discord server to stay up-to-date on weekly community-led events and organize with other players.

Through your travels across the city, you’ll be able to find and collect over a hundred unique avatar parts. Then you can customize each part with colors and styles, and mix & match different parts to create your own individual look.

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Title: Hypatia
Genre: Action, Adventure, Casual, Free to Play, Massively Multiplayer
Developer:
TimefireVR LLC
Publisher:
TimefireVR LLC
Release Date: 29 Aug, 2018

Minimum:

OS: Windows 7 SP1 64 bit or newer
Processor: Intel i3-6100 / AMD FX4350 or greater
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 960 4GB / AMD Radeon R9 290 or greater
DirectX: Version 10
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 23 GB available space

English

I had to stop playing just now as for the first time ever I got VR motion sickness.

First impressions: Really interesting concept. The maps are very complete. They don't look as good in VR (Supersampling at 1.4) as they do on the intro videos in 2D but they are nice.

There's not that much to do (yet). I haven't explored everywhere but there are some cool little areas. I expect this will get better and better. It would be cool if there were more things going on. Even just cars or robot people milling about. The town feels a bit dead. There is one chap playing his guitar but I don't think he does anything else. More stuff like that would be good.

There doesn't seem to be an overall goal to the game\/experience.

Some bugs I noticed:
- The oars are laggy on the boat.
- When throwing things (fruit\/puppets) - they don't let go immediately when you let go.
- Motion - I used locomotion. I found this to be one of the worst bits. I couldn't predict when it would walk and when it would run. A side-step option would also be good.

Chat - Although it says I was online in the main menu, when I clicked voice and pressed login, it just seemed to be loading but never finally loaded. I couldn't hear anyone and I dont think anyone could hear me.

You have to register via a web page before you start. I did this but still couldn't chat.

I'm really looking forward to exploring the rest of the world. It definitely needs more users for it to be viable long term. I hope the devs can help me out with my voice issue.. I had to stop playing just now as for the first time ever I got VR motion sickness.

First impressions: Really interesting concept. The maps are very complete. They don't look as good in VR (Supersampling at 1.4) as they do on the intro videos in 2D but they are nice.

There's not that much to do (yet). I haven't explored everywhere but there are some cool little areas. I expect this will get better and better. It would be cool if there were more things going on. Even just cars or robot people milling about. The town feels a bit dead. There is one chap playing his guitar but I don't think he does anything else. More stuff like that would be good.

There doesn't seem to be an overall goal to the game\/experience.

Some bugs I noticed:
- The oars are laggy on the boat.
- When throwing things (fruit\/puppets) - they don't let go immediately when you let go.
- Motion - I used locomotion. I found this to be one of the worst bits. I couldn't predict when it would walk and when it would run. A side-step option would also be good.

Chat - Although it says I was online in the main menu, when I clicked voice and pressed login, it just seemed to be loading but never finally loaded. I couldn't hear anyone and I dont think anyone could hear me.

You have to register via a web page before you start. I did this but still couldn't chat.

I'm really looking forward to exploring the rest of the world. It definitely needs more users for it to be viable long term. I hope the devs can help me out with my voice issue.. I had to stop playing just now as for the first time ever I got VR motion sickness.

First impressions: Really interesting concept. The maps are very complete. They don't look as good in VR (Supersampling at 1.4) as they do on the intro videos in 2D but they are nice.

There's not that much to do (yet). I haven't explored everywhere but there are some cool little areas. I expect this will get better and better. It would be cool if there were more things going on. Even just cars or robot people milling about. The town feels a bit dead. There is one chap playing his guitar but I don't think he does anything else. More stuff like that would be good.

There doesn't seem to be an overall goal to the game\/experience.

Some bugs I noticed:
- The oars are laggy on the boat.
- When throwing things (fruit\/puppets) - they don't let go immediately when you let go.
- Motion - I used locomotion. I found this to be one of the worst bits. I couldn't predict when it would walk and when it would run. A side-step option would also be good.

Chat - Although it says I was online in the main menu, when I clicked voice and pressed login, it just seemed to be loading but never finally loaded. I couldn't hear anyone and I dont think anyone could hear me.

You have to register via a web page before you start. I did this but still couldn't chat.

I'm really looking forward to exploring the rest of the world. It definitely needs more users for it to be viable long term. I hope the devs can help me out with my voice issue.. I had to stop playing just now as for the first time ever I got VR motion sickness.

First impressions: Really interesting concept. The maps are very complete. They don't look as good in VR (Supersampling at 1.4) as they do on the intro videos in 2D but they are nice.

There's not that much to do (yet). I haven't explored everywhere but there are some cool little areas. I expect this will get better and better. It would be cool if there were more things going on. Even just cars or robot people milling about. The town feels a bit dead. There is one chap playing his guitar but I don't think he does anything else. More stuff like that would be good.

There doesn't seem to be an overall goal to the game\/experience.

Some bugs I noticed:
- The oars are laggy on the boat.
- When throwing things (fruit\/puppets) - they don't let go immediately when you let go.
- Motion - I used locomotion. I found this to be one of the worst bits. I couldn't predict when it would walk and when it would run. A side-step option would also be good.

Chat - Although it says I was online in the main menu, when I clicked voice and pressed login, it just seemed to be loading but never finally loaded. I couldn't hear anyone and I dont think anyone could hear me.

You have to register via a web page before you start. I did this but still couldn't chat.

I'm really looking forward to exploring the rest of the world. It definitely needs more users for it to be viable long term. I hope the devs can help me out with my voice issue.