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Mosh Pit Simulator

 
Mosh Pit Simulator "Giant" Update!Jun 23, 2019 - Community AnnouncementsHi! I just pushed a new update for Mosh Pit Simulator! Make sure to check it out! This update lets you summon planets into the city and gives you a special syringe that lets you manipulate object sizes! Check it out! Additionally, this update has three more modes, but they are different from the game modes you know. Here's what else is new: Arcade Mode - In Arcade Mode the game is not saved, the options and menu is disabled, you can't quit the game from the TV as well, it's meant for showcasing and installation situations. press F8 to toggle arcade mode Showcase Mode - In addition to Arcade Mode, this mode will reset the game automatically after 90 seconds of inactivity. Press F7 to activate it. Short Mode - Short Mode shortens the Store Mode by the segment starting from where you crash your cart, up to the heli scene, shortening it up if you'd like to show someone the weirdness of story mode but are short on time. Press F6 to enable short mode You will hear a sound when you disable/enable these modes. hope you'll have fun with the game! So have tons of fun, and remember to show it to your friends, now that it's easier to do so! Cheers! SosMosh Pit Simulator - Experimental Update - Out Now!Feb 18, 2019 - Community AnnouncementsExperimental Update is Out Now! I added a bunch of new experimental gameplay modes, made some fixes and probably added some bugs too, but it's illegal to find them so that's OK. Some of the things I added are still experimental, but I would like your input to know where to take them further so make sure to check them out and let me know if you like them and if there's anything you'd like added changed, fixed or broken in the game! Watch the trailer here! New Features: New Experimental gameplay modes, including: Driving Mode Skating Mode Spider Mode Recording Mode Totally revamped crafting system! Pants option! Fixes and new bugs Fixed sound effects and added a bunch of them! Let me know if they're still missing somewhere! Added smooth walking for HTC Vive trackpads Fixed Oculus stick deadzones Made the globe interactive If there's anything you'd like to see added or changed in the game, let me know in the forum or join the Discord!! And, make sure to have fun! Cheers! SosMosh Pit Simulator looks like a brilliant, confusing VR nightmareFeb 1, 2019 - PC GamerMosh Pit Simulator is a wonky VR physics sandbox full of brainless, boneless creatures that vaguely resemble people. And you can stick rockets on a whale. The story trailer, above, doesn’t clear anything up. Is there a mosh pit? Does it matter? It’s out now in Early Access.  Like Garry’s Mod or Goat Simulator, it’s more interested in letting you sow chaos throughout the 1 square km of city that you’re given to play around in and, probably, demolish. You can build, destroy, grab people and objects and fling them around, stick engines and rockets on stuff and, seen in the trailer, explore the story mode. Here’s developer Sos Sosowski offering a bit of context.  The idea behind Mosh Pit Simulator is, that you are inside a video game, with those weird humans, all governed by video game rules, but since you wear VR goggles, not all of the rules apply to you. In VR, nothing really exists, so you can lift everything up easily, punch with near-infinite strength and wreck total havoc to the extent where physics engine can't cope up anymore. Expect things to break, then, though I honestly don’t know how you’d be able to tell the difference between working as intended and completely broken. You can watch its progress from prototype to Early Access in the video below.  So what’s the deal with all the naked people? Sosowski explains that not only do they not have brains or bones, they are also absent souls and nipples. OK, then. They should be regarded as “weird non-gross zombie creatures” rather than humans, he adds. They also don’t have blood! What a world.  A six month Early Access is the plan, but that could change. Ideas for new modes that could be introduced during Early Access include a driving mode, a spider mode (complete with web-slinging) and an animatronics mode, which could allow players to create, record and playback animations.  The latter will no doubt pair well with the ability to save replays to gifs, so you can create your own weird scenes and quickly get them out onto Twitter for people to watch and probably feel a bit uncomfortable about. The whole game started with a gif, really. Sosowski was experimenting with human models without AI and created some extremely strong, chest bumping monstrosities, which he turned into a gif that went viral. And from there, the nightmare was born.  Mosh Pit Simulator is out now on Steam for £15.49/$20 and supports HTC Vive, Oculus Rift and Windows Mixed Reality headsets.  Mosh Pit Simulator wobbles into early access for VRJan 31, 2019 - Rock, Paper, Shotgun Virtual reality, some might tell you, is the future of emotional interactive storytelling. Whether that’s true or not, we should remember that VR has also great potential for fannying about like a big idiot. Lo, the clouds do part and Mosh Pit Simulator doth descend into early access. It’s a goofed-out physics sandbox from Sos Sosowski, maker of the manic McPixel, and a game where bugs became features became inspiration for sillier features. I’m not gogged up so I shan’t be simulating any mosh pits myself but punching boneless people into space, attaching objects to objects they should not be attached to, growing huge, and smashing a city sure sounds like my bag. (more…) Mosh Pit Simulator is a weird VR physics sandbox starring boneless humanoidsOct 22, 2018 - PC GamerMosh Pit Simulator is a VR sandbox game with boneless humanoids and weird physics. But most importantly: it'll probably end up becoming a meme generator. Set in "1 square km of interactive city" filled with these so-called boneless humanoids, there doesn't appear to be much of a goal in Mosh Pit Simulator, other than to torment the boneless humanoids. The work of Sos Sosowksi, who Vice once described as a specialist in "Really Bad Video Games", Mosh Pit Simulator lets you build rockets, explosives and engines – all of which you'll use to hurt these innocent boneless humanoids who, it must be reiterated, aren't all that bad.  "They're like zombies but less gross and pretty harmless and just want to live normal lives," the Steam description reads. "So even tho they don't have brains or bones, they still try to go shopping, drive cars, or go to dates, not necessarily doing a good job at that. But there's one person who is not OK with that. YOU!" While the game will boast a Story Mode ("with probably the most ridiculous plot in video games"), Sosowksi writes on Steam that it's really just an excuse to break things in VR. "There are many VR games out there and every time I try to play one, the first thing I try to do is destroy everything around me, and most of the titles are rigged to prevent me from doing that, and to keep me focused on the actual point of the game. Thus, I decided to create a game that will let you destroy everything." Sosowksi was compelled to develop the game – which hits Early Access in January – after the unexpected viral success of this terrifying gif. On that note, the game lets you save your replays in .gif form, so perhaps we'll be seeing a lot more of these boneless humanoids come January. I kinda hope so. I kinda like them.

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