HTC and Valve show the world the first game developed specifically for the display of augmented reality, Vive VR.

 Mobile World Congress has become an arena for HTC to announce several viewers for augmented reality. After Samsung and Sony, HTC also announced its Vive VR in partnership with Valve, the well-known video game maker of brands such as Half Life or Portal. Today the two companies announced the first game designed specifically for this platform, called The Gallery: Six Elements.

 The Vive VR of HTC will see the light this year, and is different from all other viewers for augmented reality announced. It is also probably the best of all, if we consider the full package. The viewer uses two screens fact from 1200 × 1080 pixels at 90Hz, one per eye, ensuring motion sickness (or motion sickness) to the minimum and the maximum immersion. In addition, the viewer is perfectly comfortable thanks to the internal ventilation, which will make it more bearable without giving the user the feeling of being trapped.

 HTC and Valve announced the first game for Vive VR

 The Vive VR HTC features over 70 sensors that can map the room where you are and will allow you to reach out and pick up items in the world of virtual reality without the need for extra accessories. This type of interaction will be shown in the first game developed by Valve for this platform, The Gallery: Six Elements. The game is developed in a mythological world but quite realistic, while the gameplay turns out to be the style of Portal, then made a series of puzzles to solve to move forward. We leave you with the trailer of the game in question shows that some phases of gameplay. Currently no date has yet been declared out.

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