How widening their games pool with a Google Daydream-based quiz about American football helped a gaming company to hit a three-minute plato of an average session length (ASL) and achieve a five-minute duration of a single session.
The customer needs a Daydream-ready Android app.
Basic functionality required:
Before the implementation, a Google VR SDK (GVR SDK) study was conducted to determine its functionality. The customer wanted to use the native SDK for Android, but this had to be rejected, mainly because of the user interface, which, in such a case, would have to be created from scratch. That is why we decided to use the Unity Game Engine, together with the special version of the GVR SDK for Unity. This option offered ready-made solutions for the development of the user interface, structure of the scene, etc., and ultimately allowed reduction of the time for development.
The app plays a series of short 360-degree video clips
Each video is followed by questions on the video
By using the controller, the user chooses the correct answers as quickly as they can
When the game is completed, the user can see their scores and compare them with the results of other users
Unity Game Engine
Google VR SDK for Unity
Hardware
