"Sort It!" challenges players to replicate object arrangements in a virtual room using a grabber tool. Pick items from a resource table and place them on a workspace to match the model display. Each of the two levels gives 45 seconds to finish, wrapping up the full utilities and education experience in 25 minutes.
This VR psychology experiment from University of Oxford researchers lets you explore the space freely while handling objects. It works with any Steam-compatible VR headset for fully interactive gameplay. Researchers study task-solving through remote play, open to all but analyzing data only from pre-contacted participants.
'Sort It!' is a Virtual Reality psychology experiment developed by University of Oxford researchers. It is a one-time game, with 2 levels and takes 25 minutes to complete in total.
Your task is to copy an arrangement of objects depicted in a model display onto a workspace table by picking-up a series of objects from a resource table. You are free to look around the virtual room and pick up/place objects using the grabber tool. Be quick - You only have 45s to complete each arrangement.
The game was developed by researchers in the Adaptive Behaviour & Cognition Laboratory at the University of Oxford. We are interested in understanding in how humans solve complex tasks and how psychologists can use VR studies remotely to investigate this. Everyone is free to play this game. However, only if you've been in contact with us beforehand will your performance in the game be analysed as part of our research. If you would like to participate, please contact us with the email address provided.
Key Features:
Fully immersive, interactive VR gameplay.
Compatibility with all steam compatible VR headset devices.
