Adam Morrell

I created the underlying systems that let the MVP work. Here you can see villagers waiting in line for the rest room. Also the first test of building placement.

This was a test using dynamic nav meshes with invokers. The player can select harvestable items across the map. I also built the system that lets the villagers decide what task they should do, and let the player interrupt it.

It was one of the first apps to use Oculus Hands and Gestures. You could wave to NPCs to start conversations. I built a custom mission manager to deal with the branching paths. I handled a lot of the optimization for Quest.

This was a mini game segment with an interactive marker board you could draw on and move magnets. Your robot buddy is explaining the task.

At Another Reality Studio I had the opportunity to lead a team to build a VR dating app over a year and a half. It ran on Quest, complete with visemes, dating profiles, and dynamic environments. I'm not sure why the game never shipped, but we had App Lab approval and a working app when we gave it to the client.

I'm on the left. We are demonstrating the app (this was an early PC VR version). It used ready player me avatars. We had to create dating profiles that populated from a backend.