So what's going on here, exactly?
Tomorrow Today Labs is a VR studio that's not afraid to double down on technology we think will change the world. Ex-Nintendo, ex-Microsoft, 100% beef. We like our games indie and our VR room-scale.
Currently working on NewtonVR and an unannounced game for the HTC Vive. There'll be updates about our projects on this page from time to time, so be sure to check back.
Stuff we've made, stuff in progress.
VR design & development writing from the TTL crew.
First of all, what is cognitive load and where does it come from? Simply put, cognitive load is the amount of mental processing power needed to use your...
My name is Brian Van Buren, and I am the Narrative Designer at Tomorrow Today Labs, a VR studio based in Seattle. I am also a wheelchair user...
We recently decided to rebuild our interaction system, which acts as the glue connecting player input from the Vive controllers to objects in game...
Loves helping virtual reality realize its potential. Previously VREAL, Humeware, Microsoft. Islay scotch sundaes.
A rotating cast of contributors doing what they do best when it works for everyone.
Nick is just happy to be here. Programmer padawan. Definitely graduated from college. Voluntarily lives on the Eastside.
Brian has seen some shit, man, you don't even know. Writes solo like a fighter jet. Ex-Nintendo, ex-Sierra. Out & proud luchador.
Wesley's got the best hugs. +50 visual wizardry when tapped. Indie as fuck. Can name ten magical girl series on command.
Joshua is permanently caffeinated. Apply liberally to audio channels and enjoy. Ex-academia. Stole a ninja's shoes.
Carli is the master cat herder. Jetsetter of the art world. Former shoe fairy. Dreams of someday going to a Dethklok show.
Dan: enter the physics wizard. One-man game dev machine. Ex-Nintendo, ex-Big Fish. Rarest metal on planet Earth.
Amanda has a god complex... for programming. VR dev gun-for-hire. Ex-artist. Bikini fly-fisher & vintage TV connoisseur.
Abby calls it like she sees it. Usability acolyte. Community UX. Ex-sales. Once killed a project just to watch it die.
