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About This Game BLARP! is a fun-filled physics game build for the HTC Vive. Built as an exploration into novel game mechanics for the new medium of VR, BLARP! uses our intuitive understanding of motions and physics to create an active / addictive experience that is playable by anyone who has ever swung a racket, played with a yoyo, or held a rope.Watch a short video of the gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05GET6mGRW0 7aa9394dea Title: BLARP!Genre: Casual, IndieDeveloper:Isaac CohenPublisher:Isaac CohenRelease Date: 4 Apr, 2016 BLARP! Crack Pirates Bay flarp putty. flarp slime. blarp sound. whats a blarp. blarp blarp. paul blart mall carp. blerp meaning. paul blart mall cop. definition of blarp. blimpy snapchat. is blop a word. blarp lost in space. to blarp meaning. blarp bup wrap. blarp definition. what's blarp mean. define blarp. blarp urban dictionary. blarp bloop. blarp meaning. bleep blorp. blarp horse. stations of blarp. blimp traduction. blarp nebulous. frankly blarp. future blarp. bleep bloop blop. blimp amazon. blimp meaning A brilliant and original gameplay idea. Don't bother trying to understand what the game mechanics are, it's not like anything you've ever played. Just take the plunge, you won't regret it. This is indie game development done right!. I wasn't expecting BLARP! to be much more than a physics demo, but as it turns out, I've had a blast taking my dangerous pet eyeballs on a walk in an ever-expanding psychedelic room. I feel like an eyeball wizard. And for the price of a cup of coffee, it's kind of a no-brainer. You've had coffee, but you haven't played BLARP!. Does it break new ground? Does it innovate and excite? No on both counts. But as a physics exercise, Blarp is fantastic at demonstrating what VR, and more importantly motion controlled VR, can do.The game is basic, almost painfully so. A psychadelic eyeball called a "Blarp" is floating around in a box with you. You can 'attract' it by pulling the trigger of the Vive Bagel Blaster associated with your right hand, and the Blarp will attempt to make sweet, sweet love to your remote. When you stop pulling the trigger, the Blarp continues on its last path and velocity, whether or not your remote is still there. Also of note is that Blarps can not turn on a dime -- more accurately, they can maybe turn on a manhole cover. What this means is that you bull-and-cape it into running into a target floating in the box with you. Upon hitting the target, another Blarp spawns, and now BOTH of those Blarps independently try to track down your Bagel Blaster when you pull the trigger. As you fling these helpless eyeballs into more and more targets, more of their compatriots spawn, attempting to destroy the interloper (your remote) in their midst. You keep going until you "get Blarped" (to use the in-game verbiage), i.e. a Blarp runs into your remote.There are no complex mechanics or systems to learn, just an intrinsic understanding of momentum and spatial awareness. Yet despite the simplicity, the game achieves its goal quite readily -- you realize that there is literally no way to play this game outside of VR. Without the depth perception, you won't be able to determine how far away the Blarps are from your remote, and by extent you'll end up striking out. Without motion controls, you wouldn't be able to 'swing' the Blarps from target to target (although I will readily admit that a PS Move could easily do just this, the only benefit of the Bagel Blasters of the Vive is being able to carefully sneak your way past a Blarp cloud as you gather them up for the next target.)As a game, aye, it's lacking. But as a $3 demonstrator of VR technology? Yeah, yeah, I think it does the job.. Beautiful little gem that really does transport you into a simple, immersive little world based on a few simple rules. New players will lose themselves as they follow the little spheres in the simple little graphical grid-world. Addictive gameplay and playful experience make this a must-buy!. Best way to play this is to move all of your body. Simple but amazing.. Features a neat arcade mechanic only possible in VR. It's like bowling with sentient yo-yos, which turns out to be a relaxing, meditative, and fun game!. Unless I'm missing something there is very little to this game. That being said, I really felt a sense of delight as I controlled the movements of these cute, yet unemotional eyeballs flying around me. The game mechanic works really well and it's a great concept that I'd like to see taken further by the author.. This was not what I expected. For some reason I thought this was going to be similar to Modbox. This game is a great example of the thrill you get when entering a new medium... I had no idea what to expect and I was pleasantly suprised.I enjoy playing BLARP! but I think it needs local high score lists like Space Pirate Trainer and the ability to mute the music so that you can play your own. If it had these two options it would be ideal.