Recently, game developer Grounding Inc. announced the establishment of VR studio Grounding VR, which is a VR content development studio based on the company's VR development team to create a unique experience for game companies.
Grounding Inc. was founded in 2007 and is best known for developing the board game Town Coro, the VR game Space Channel 5 VR: ArakataDancing Show, and most recently World's End Club for Nintendo Switch and Apple Arcade.
In addition to the above-mentioned VR game "Space Channel 5 VR: ArakataDancing Show", the Grounding VR official website also shows examples of cooperation with Sumitomo Rubber Industries' tire brands Dunlop and Falcon. From these cases, Grounding VR can not only develop games, but also use XR to develop various content.
Grounding said in a press release: "While further strengthening the development capabilities of the VR games and advertising projects we have been working on so far, we will not only use VR for national government and corporate projects, but will also respond to all the changing needs of XR and create experiences that are unique to gaming companies." ”