Cross-platform multiplayer VR team-building platform

The studio's largest R&D project, publicly co-funded: groups meet in shared VR spaces as avatars and take on cooperative challenges, while people on desktop or phone watch and talk to them in real time.

Owner: Studio R&D, publicly co-funded
My role: Unity development: multiplayer and gameplay
Stack: Unity · C# · Photon PUN 2 · voice chat
Platforms: Meta Quest · PCVR · Windows · Android

Group of VR avatars in a desert camp during a team-building session — Players meet as avatars in a shared session. The speaker icons show who is talking over voice chat.

What it is

A multiplayer VR experience for companies. Teams join a shared session, each person embodied as an avatar, and progress through challenges that only work if the group cooperates.

How sessions work

Automatic lobby. Anyone with access to the app joins a shared lobby room automatically when they launch it.
Teams formed in-game. Players split into teams inside the lobby, in VR, before the challenges start.
Lobby per client. A second version separated the lobby by client and access type, so different companies' groups never met in the same room.

Cross-platform spectators

A desktop and Android version let people outside VR follow a session live. They could switch between a god view and fixed security-camera angles, and talk to the players in VR over voice chat. VR, PC and smartphone clients all shared the same multiplayer session.

Stack

Unity and Photon PUN 2 for networking, with the same room logic serving VR headsets, Windows and Android.

Session flow: automatic lobby, in-game teams, and non-VR spectators connected to the same room.

Client work under confidentiality. The client and product name are left out on purpose. The screenshot is from in-headset footage; the diagram shows how the system works.