In the world of virtual reality, some titles are only limited by your imagination. This is the case with Brickbuilder VR, a highly anticipated simulation. The idea is simple: a worktop, adjustable in depth and height depending on whether you are sitting or standing, and bricks at will, of different shapes and sizes.
The title of Tempsutido goes even further since it incorporates physics, which can be deactivated if necessary, and motors that can be controlled using a remote control. A panel of parts is available, all you have to do is help yourself. Brickbuilder offers a free mode, and a blueprints mode in which the parts and plans are provided, like a box of Lego. It only remains to follow the step by step.
The motors are configurable using the remote control. They have several channels in order to be able to control them one by one. Making a radio controlled car has never been easier. The working environment is pleasant and accompanied by a little classical music. Brickbuilder is sold, in early access (physics remains to be improved), on Steam for about twenty euros, which may not seem like much compared to the price of famous plastic bricks.
