
Factsheet
Developer:
ArchLevel
Based in Zürich, Switzerland
Website:
https://archlevel.ch
Press / Business contact:
chriselvis@archlevel.ch
Social:
tiktok.com/@nextplayerplease
twitter.com/archlevelgmbh
instagram.com/archlevel
Address:
Hohlstrasse 176
CH-8004 Zürich
Pitch
Next Player Please is the first mixed-reality game designed for parties with just one shared headset around the table. Players roll dice, use items, and face off in mini-games like fishing, fortress building, and treasure hunting to see who can claim the crown.
The Game
Game MechanicNext Player Please only requires one headset passed between players and supports both hand and controller tracking. Players can compete in board games and mini-games using intuitive controls like pointing or using tools (fishing rods, butterfly nets, etc.) based on hand movements. Asymmetrical gameplay using controllers makes sure no one’s left out, even when they're not in the headset.
PlatformRuns on Meta Quest 2, Quest 3, and Quest Pro.
VisionOur goal is to create a mixed-reality experience that feels like an extension of the real-world gaming table. Whether you're rolling dice or catching fish, the game fosters interaction, creativity, and friendly competition. We want to redefine how players engage with their VR headset, making it a tool for party games that extend beyond just one person.
SetupAfter starting the game, players mark their table in mixed reality, and the menu appears as a virtual board. From there, they can change settings, select mini-games, and start the party!
Videos
Trailer YouTube
Images
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Logo & Icon
Team & Repeating Collaborator
Chris Elvis Leisi
Game Designer, Programmer, Co-Founder
Benjamin Gilli
Game Design, Visuals, Animation
Christoph Müller
Game Design, Programmer
Jonas Füllemann
Sound Design
Marc Platter
Music, Freelancer
Contact
Chris Elvis Leisi
chriselvis@archlevel.ch
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