Hi! I made a virtual reality version of "magic cube 4d". It's much more comfortable than original version and is actually playable. Thanks to VR controllers that are attached to player's hands, you can actually "hold it in your hands" and rotate it's parts quickly, almost like with a real object. If someone is interested, you are welcome to this thread!
I made it because I wanted to play it a lot and original version seemed too scary and complicated for me. Playing with computer mouse is extremely uncomfortable, I never managed to solve even regular 3x3x3 with it, I had no hope to solve 3x3x3x3. My guess turned out to be correct, in VR version solving 2 layers and centers of third layer was surprisingly simple! On third layer there are new problems, that I didn't have with 3x3x3 - 6x6x6, but there's also much more freedom in moving subcubes around - more possibilities to solve those problems
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Here are some videos with it: https://drive.proton.me/urls/ZPT4CZBDH8#Mq7hG7R61Suh https://drive.proton.me/urls/0RF9QC0VPR#xfK0CiupOHgK https://drive.proton.me/urls/0M3869H3NW#SoUJbL1ZeW3F
Also attaching screenshots.
I made it because I wanted to play it a lot and original version seemed too scary and complicated for me. Playing with computer mouse is extremely uncomfortable, I never managed to solve even regular 3x3x3 with it, I had no hope to solve 3x3x3x3. My guess turned out to be correct, in VR version solving 2 layers and centers of third layer was surprisingly simple! On third layer there are new problems, that I didn't have with 3x3x3 - 6x6x6, but there's also much more freedom in moving subcubes around - more possibilities to solve those problems
Here are some videos with it: https://drive.proton.me/urls/ZPT4CZBDH8#Mq7hG7R61Suh https://drive.proton.me/urls/0RF9QC0VPR#xfK0CiupOHgK https://drive.proton.me/urls/0M3869H3NW#SoUJbL1ZeW3F
Also attaching screenshots.