Indie MR/VR Puzzle Game Squingle Arcade Launches First Public Playtest
The developers of Squingle Arcade, an upcoming free-to-play mixed reality and virtual reality spatial puzzle game, have officially opened their first public playtest. Running from April 16 through April 26, this event invites players to experience the title hands-on. Squingle Arcade is described as a faster-paced evolution of the original Squingle, challenging users to guide luminous orbs through complex three-dimensional mazes while avoiding obstacles and collecting items. The game features a distinct psychedelic aesthetic that alters the player's real-world environment in mixed reality or creates dynamic iridescent universes in VR. Influenced by titles like Tetris Effect and Kururin, it includes competitive elements such as leaderboards, time attacks, and races. While the full release will support all major Meta Quest devices and SteamVR, the current playtest is exclusively available for Meta Quest 3 and 3S users. Interested participants must join the official Discord server to access the test. This initiative allows the community to provide feedback before the game's broader launch on Meta's Horizon Store, highlighting the growing diversity of indie titles in the spatial computing sector.
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Indie MR/VR Puzzle Game Squingle Arcade Launches First Public Playtest
The developers of Squingle Arcade, an upcoming free-to-play mixed reality and virtual reality spatial puzzle game, have officially opened their first public playtest. Running from April 16 through April 26, this event invites players to experience the title hands-on. Squingle Arcade is described as a faster-paced evolution of the original Squingle, challenging users to guide luminous orbs through complex three-dimensional mazes while avoiding obstacles and collecting items. The game features a distinct psychedelic aesthetic that alters the player's real-world environment in mixed reality or creates dynamic iridescent universes in VR. Influenced by titles like Tetris Effect and Kururin, it includes competitive elements such as leaderboards, time attacks, and races. While the full release will support all major Meta Quest devices and SteamVR, the current playtest is exclusively available for Meta Quest 3 and 3S users. Interested participants must join the official Discord server to access the test. This initiative allows the community to provide feedback before the game's broader launch on Meta's Horizon Store, highlighting the growing diversity of indie titles in the spatial computing sector.
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