Client: Activision Blizzard Media
Date: April 2021
Duration: 6 man-days
In this generic template to be used for playable ads in Activision’s mobile games, you catch items falling from the top of the screen by dragging a character or object from left to right. Development was done in Unity and Luna Playground in order to generate HTML and javascript code.
Client: University of Michigan
Date: March 2019 - Dec 2020
Duration: 80 man-days
Prototype which originated from a PreviewLabs-led brainstorm session aiming to come up with ideas to educate about distracted driving. The prototype was developed in four iterations and lets the player discover how their ability to navigate a spaceship is impaired by various distractions.
Client: Yale play4REAL XR Lab
Date: Dec 2017 - Nov 2019
Duration: 191 man-days
Brainstorm session and six iterations for a vaping prevention game prototype for a large research study at Yale, sponsored by Oculus VR. In the game, players learn to understand the dynamics of peer pressure, practice strategies for refusing, and gain knowledge about vaping. While early iterations of the prototype used the Samsung Gear VR, later iterations used the Oculus Go.
Client: IWT
Date: March 2018 - Jan 2019
Duration: 54 man-days
Two iterations for a Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy (VRET) prototype for HTC Vive and Google Cardboard in which an elevator scenario and in-car traffic scenario was created. The scenarios were highly customizable to allow matching the various aspects that could trigger anxiety in test subjects suffering from claustrophobia and panic disorder.
Client: Quinnipiac University's Irish Great Hunger Museum
Date: Jan - July 2016
Duration: 13 man-days
This game prototype about the hardships of the Irish Great Hunger resulted from a brainstorm session organized by PreviewLabs, and was developed collaboratively with Quinnipiac University students. In the game, the player takes turns feeding a child living in 1845 and their present-day descendant. Both characters are dealt cards with food items and cures that were present during the famine.
Client: Cronos Groep
Date: Dec 2016 - Dec 2017
Duration: 91 man-days
Mixed reality prototype for the Microsoft HoloLens in which you can drive a virtual ‘radio controlled’ car around in the real world, colliding and interacting realistically with real-world objects.
The prototype featured online multiplayer, which also worked in case the two players were in the same room, observing the augmented reality content collectively in a shared experience. This prototype was the first multiplayer experience on the HoloLens store.
Client: Knight Moves
Date: March 2017 - May 2017
Duration: 28 man-days
An exploration game prototype featuring rowing physics that feel natural. Using the Oculus Touch controllers, you can grab a paddle with both hands, push yourself away from the shore, and start rowing! The boat can be influenced by water flows or gently floats towards areas of interest.
Client: Wargaming
Date: November 2016
Duration: 9 man-days
Mobile casual game prototype, allowing our client to evaluate a unique hybrid of a match-3 puzzle game and other gameplay mechanics in a single iteration.
Client: Second University of Naples
Date: Aug - Sept 2016
Duration: 12 man-days
This web-based research prototype was collaboratively developed for the Department of Architecture and Industrial Design at the Second University of Naples. In the prototype, users explore a simulation of the Piazza Vittoria in Naples, Italy. Each user experienced one of four different traffic and street design scenarios, by completing a number of tasks. At the end of each task, users were presented with a survey screen, gauging for their perception of the soundscape in various locations of the Piazza. PreviewLabs’s work primarily focused on the user interface, data logging, and database setup.
Client: Daily Magic Productions
Date: April - Sept 2014
Duration: 28 man-days
The goal for this casual game prototype was for Daily Magic Productions to allow sending a self-explanatory, playable build to interested publishers and investors. The prototype combined match 3 and farm building mechanics. Based on the prototype, Daily Magic Productions was able to determine the desired features for their game Jelly Jamz.
Client: 9Yards Creative
Date: May - Jul 2014
Duration: 10 man-days
This prototype was used to impress 9Yards’ key clients with a large interactive installation for use during trade shows. Deployed in 9Yards warehouse, the installation features huge displays and a Microsoft Kinect for motion detection.
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