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vrkshop is a VR woodworking game. You are challenged to build projects with hand tools without snap-to-guides or limits on how to cut or fasten the lumber. The precision of your project is left entirely up to you.
In addition to the challenge projects, you can freely build your own projects in free play mode with unlimited resources in indoor and outdoor environments.
Visit the Steam Workshop to subscribe to other people’s builds and export your own!
Have fun. Be productive.
Current Features
- Hand tools: saw and hammer
- Measuring tools: speed square, small and large framing square, and a tape measure
- Fasteners: Common and finishing nails of different sizes
- Clamps: Table vises, and hand clamps
- Lumber: 17 different sizes of plank lumber, 2 thicknesses of plywood, and 4 different diameter dowels
- Marking tools: pencils, chalk, eraser, paint, and stain
- Cloning tool: A cloning tool to speed up your workflow
- Community: Steam Workshop support to export you own builds and subscribe to other people’s builds
- Export: Export your builds to an .OBJ file to use in your external 3D modeling software
- A customizable pegboard
- Functional chalkboard and hand calculator.
- 12 challenge projects
- A three-part project scoring system
- 4 free play environments
Game Discussion
Steam User 1
Works on Reverb G2.
It is a woodworking sandbox with the most immersive building mechanics in VR. I had no interest in carpentry, but had fun playing the campaign mode.
Gameplay is very satisfying, despite some inevitable physics item interaction jank. vrkshop takes realism and immersion seriously: there are no ugly flatscreen GUI elements, everything is done with diegetic tools and paper forms. Sawing, hammering and measuring is responsive and intuitive. I wish I was any good at it, though :)
Visuals are good, but performance heavy: I could hear my 6800 XT spitting fire every time vrkshop was launched.
Steam User 0
You ever just have the urge, the inconsolable desire to mess with wood? to just build random stuff without rhyme or reason? get this. now.