Martin Rumenov Oisoi Studio, the Belgian developer known for their popular VR title Painting VR, has released a new and innovative drawing game called “Wait What’s That” for Meta Quest platforms. This free-to-play game puts a unique spin on the classic drawing and guessing format, offering players a hilarious and unpredictable experience.
Gameplay Mechanics
“Wait What’s That” takes the familiar concept of drawing a word for others to guess and adds a twist that challenges players’ creativity and adaptability. The game introduces a wheel-spinning mechanic that randomly assigns drawing tools and canvases, creating unexpected and often comical scenarios. Players might find themselves:
- Painting with a rubber chicken on a brick wall
- Spraying graffiti on unconventional surfaces
- Drawing on a pixelated TV screen
- Racing against disappearing lines
These quirky combinations add an extra layer of difficulty and humor to the game, as players struggle to depict their assigned words using bizarre tools and surfaces.
Key Features
Multiplayer Fun: The game supports up to 6 players and encourages lively interaction through in-game voice chat.
Scoring System: Points are awarded based on the speed of both drawing and guessing, adding a competitive edge to the gameplay.
Frequent Updates: Oisoi Studio promises regular content updates to keep the game fresh and engaging.
Compatibility: “Wait What’s That” is playable on Meta Quest 2, 3, 3S, and Pro devices.
About Oisoi Studio
Founded by Wim Reygaert and Xander Clerckx, Oisoi Studio has grown from a two-person team to a studio of over 10 talented professionals. With backgrounds in film and 3D animation, the founders share a passion for virtual reality. The studio’s mission is “to enrich people’s lives by sparking and nurturing creativity,” which is evident in both “Painting VR” and their latest release.
“Wait What’s That” is now available for free on the Meta Quest store, offering VR enthusiasts a chance to experience a fresh take on drawing games without any cost barrier. For those seeking more extensive painting options, Oisoi Studio’s original title, “Painting VR,” remains available as well.
