Job Simulator studio Owlchemy wants testers for new mixed reality project

Mixed reality is one of the most impressive uses of virtual reality technology we’ve seen so far. By using a green screen and inventive camera setup, users can project the game world to the screen and let it surround the player — as if they are actually standing inside the VR experience itself. This not only looks great in video, but it also does a wonderful job of communicating what it’s like inside the headset.

Back in October, Owlchemy Labs, the developers behind the critically acclaimed and commercially successful Job Simulator and upcoming Rick and Morty VR game, announced plans for iterating and improving on mixed reality capture technology. Now today, it’s announced the follow-up to their developments, which includes incredible dynamic lighting, automatic green screen bounding, and transparency features.