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Dimensional Intersection
Nicalis, which is known for publishing difficult action games, is going in a different direction for its first VR experience. Don’t expect 1001 Spikes or Cave Story, but do get ready to enjoy music in new ways.
Dimensional Intersection isn’t a game, per se. Developed by Swedish studio DNV, it’s closer to a spiritual successor to WinAmp and other music visualizers.
The title includes music from Soulacybin, Land Switcher, and MONS. Dimensional Intersection is due out this fall for Vive, Rift, and PlayStation VR. You can check out screenshots below.
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