Lidar or “light detection and scope” is a way to work and imagine the distance to an object by taking laser beams into it, and how long the laser takes to return to the scanner. It is used for a range of hard scientific purposes, from mapping cave systems to measurement of changes in Amazon forest canopy. It also becomes popular for artists, who use it to create high accuracy but have abstract and elegant colors, for example, rivers. It is now a Lidar discovery program, a “horror in relaxing atmosphere” from Kenforest, in which you wander the map with a geographic hand -scanning hand gun.
I just played the itchy demo, and it was the type of Powerwash simulation but for ghosts. I think the game does not calculate the physical beams of individual laser beams for the simple reason that my laptop work can run it without being shuddered. Each level provides you with a list of individual objects to scan. It is definitely acting as a relaxing game: the scenery seems completely calm, and you can spend your time on all surfaces, using a rat wheel to expand or tighten the laser cone emitted from your gun. There was a ALT shooting right click on the entire screen from top to bottom. All are very methodical and quiet. But it is not scary.
Lidar cannot disclose the interior of a blurry object or anything behind the surface you are scanning. Thus, the use of it to explore the 3D environment related to the detection repeated that any object you have drawn into the existence is empty when viewed from other angles. To encourage you to keep yourself and the scenario, sweeping the screen on the right screen is also subtle for you to think that you are printing a 2D photo, but then you move and illustrate twitching twitching into three dimensions.
I like the ungainly subtlety of these chills, the way they appear ‘organic’ from the central pride. There are more horror features, bothering you: Scanner is the only way to see, and sometimes, it reveals what you want to leave in the dark. There is a map map mode from top to tab, but somehow does not damage the mood. Researching my brilliant cheers from above, I was reminded of Arnie after the blue blood of meat -eating animals through the jungle.
However, I prefer a demo as an artistic tool rather than a horror game. I like to narrow the beams and drill the detailed density through the tree, then go around to analyze the quiet violence in my vision when it spilled from the more powerful illuminated surfaces, closer to the hand, to the lost photons at the depth of the forest. I wish many games have attracted a lot of attention to the properties of light. Find the demo of Lidar discovery program on Itch and Steam. Other Kenforest projects include biological packages.
