Since the start of the current VR revolution I have been more interested in how the technology could be used for creating games rather than just playing them. It should come as no surprise then, that one of my favorite VR apps are Tilt Brush, the 3D painting program that allows for a completely new way of drawing that gives depth to your doodles.

I finally got my own Vive a couple of weeks ago. Since Ludum Dare was around the corner, I decided to make a game where all the art was drawn in Tilt Brush. I thought it would give the game a unique look, and also be a fast way to create 3D content, an important aspect when doing a game jam. You can find the game called The Trans-Interdimensional Laboursaving Transportation Service on Ludum Dare’s website, as well as on Game Jolt and Itch.io. I couldn’t find anyone else who had tried to use Tilt Brush this way, so I decided to write this post on how I did it and my takeaways from the process.