XPSVR

An accessible carrier-interceptor combat game, flown from a fictional variable-sweep interceptor. The idea is that you can take off and fight straight away with a gamepad, and then keep going deeper: energy management, radar work, cockpit systems, and the back-seater who runs them with you.

It sits deliberately between an arcade shooter and a study-level simulator, and it runs on an engine written from scratch rather than on a licensed one.

Engine

In-house C++20, Vulkan renderer

First target

Windows, via Steam

Status

Pre-alpha — nothing announced yet

The VR flight-simulation research project this site was originally built around. It grew out of Fractal Combat X and turned into an attempt at a light-weight F-35 simulator: the panoramic touchscreen avionics reproduced widget by widget, helmet-projected symbology instead of a fixed HUD, and missiles that reach a target by aerodynamics rather than by being told to hit.

It was a research project more than a product, and it was never finished. What it taught went into what came next.

Engine

In-house C++, OpenGL 4.5

Built for

VR first — 90 Hz stereo, forward rendered

Status

Retired — write-ups below