Project Myron

Today we announce our startup company Byte Anvil!

With Byte Anvil we are going to continue developing immersive full-body vr experiences. Our goal is to bring this amazing experience to more people.

Some Myron developers went their own way, but we are left with 4 people motivated as ever. If you want more information about Byte Anvil you can check out www.byteanvilgames.nl. Don't hesitate to contact us for questions about Project Myron or Byte Anvil!

Byte Anvil – We create full body virtual reality experiences and games

Hey Myron people!

We have been silent for some time now, but we are not done developing!
After the FC Twente press conference there was a bit of down time for us, but right now we are looking into ways to continue developing :)
There is still a lot of ground for us to cover and there is still an awesome trailer to be released (those who were fast already had a small sneakpeak ;)) .
We hope to come back to you with more information soon.

Yesterday, Tubantia visited us and tried out Project Myron themselves. Read their article here: http://www.tubantia.nl/enschede/in-een-klap-in-andere-wereld-met-nieuwe-vr-game-van-saxion~aa95d15c/

In één klap in andere wereld met nieuwe VR-Game van Saxion ENSCHEDE - Na 20 weken coderen, ontwerpen en programmeren was het woensdag eindelijk zover. Een groep Saxion-studenten van de opleiding Creative Media & Game Technologies presenteerde in de Grolsch Veste hun virtual reality-game 'Project Myron'. Wij mochten het spel als eerste testen.

UploadVR has published an awesome article about us! Read it here: https://uploadvr.com/university-students-create-multiplayer-full-body-vr-shooter-live-streaming-today/

University Students Create Multiplayer Full Body VR Shooter Students at the Saxon University in the Netherlands have created a multiplayer full body VR shooter that will be on display online today.

A couple of weeks ago, we had an interview with Alphr. Go check the article out! http://www.alphr.com/virtual-reality/1006230/the-students-forging-a-path-towards-the-future-of-vr

The students forging a path towards the future of VR Ambitious, exciting and a whole lot of money, Project Myron is what VR really needs right now