low-fi

The bulk of this game is not being made in Canberra but we wanted to highlight some of the team who are based in the beautiful ACT.

Contributing Canberra Based Developer
Mark Schramm - Lead Programmer, Mechanics, Systems, Platform Integration

Developed by
IRIS VR (Toronto, Canada)

Coming Soon
Steam VR
Oculus
Windows Mixed Reality

Game Description
Enter LOW-Fi, the spiritual successor to the critically acclaimed TECHNOLUST

Welcome to the next generation of Cyberpunk virtual reality. Patrol the streets and the skies, solving mysteries, fighting crime, or giving in to corruption and your own desires. The choice is yours.

 LOW-FI is the street name given to those who cannot merge with The Platform, a ubiquitous virtual reality simulation where most of the population now live their lives. You are a low-fi police officer that has recently been transferred to a particularly crime ridden section of city-block 303. The only inhabitants of note in your jurisdiction are other low-fi, and human intelligence (or below) artificial life forms who have remained among the citizens after the AI singularity.

 Somewhere, there is a crime happening. You're the law around here, what's your idea of fun? There's plenty to keep you occupied. From investigating the death of the man you're replacing as sheriff to the "white collar" crimes and petty street stuff. It's up to you what you allow, and who or what you pursue.

Officially, almost everything the low-fi do is a crime. Meme-punks hacking ad-boards to show their dissent, crypto-kids hijacking everything with a CPU for monetary gain. Maybe you can get a piece of that... You could use the extra creds.

It's rough out there, but there's still fun to be had.

You could hit the arcade... maybe the casino... shake somebody down, or just play some games. 

"Robo-sexuality" has been outlawed... even between consenting, sentient beings. Low-fi lovers forced underground. You could look into that...

You ever wonder what it's like on the other side? I mean, what's happening on The Platform? Is it the Utopian dream the media says it is, or some kind of nightmarish brave new dystopia?

Maybe you can to find out... maybe you're happy just getting by out here. You've got the run of the place. I'm sure you'll do what's right...