All the characters in VR World stand still on an empty stage, waiting for the user to control their destiny. Behind the scenes, you act as a director, controlling even the smallest movements.

Touching Another World Easily
With just a mouse and keyboard, you can control tiny people like lively puppets. Instead of completing fixed tasks, players are dropped into an open space with everyday activities. Each character has a simple shape but flexible movements, ready to be pulled, pushed, or interacted with as desired. You can create humorous, chaotic, or orderly situations with just a few clicks.
Controlling People Like Digital Puppets
Players can pull the character's arms, legs, and torso, much like controlling puppets with strings. In combat, characters collide with clumsy but highly realistic movements. They respond to the player's physical demands while they're working. This isn't about precise, one-shot combat, but rather a combination of physics and randomness. A misstep when driving an ambulance may humorously derail a mission, and a botched pull might drop the player.
Simple Yet Capable Control System
Computer players utilize W, A, S, D to move, the mouse to adjust the camera, and E to enter the interaction panel. On a phone, the virtual joystick handles movement, while the camera buttons on the right allow for observation of the surrounding space. Interaction can be done by touching the character or directly dragging their body parts, depending on the mode enabled. This control method feels like you're controlling a 3D model with your hands, rather than just giving commands remotely.
Simulated Stages For Imagination