"Wheres the toilet?"

imagine buying a 4-room house then it turns out to only have 3 rooms

Grandpa: "Back in my day, we didn't have euclidean planes of existence."

I'm imagining a horror, survival game that doesn't advertise it's non-euclidian geometry, and it has it in the most random spots. imagine just finding some little hut that appears to have four rooms, but then you panic when the door suddenly disappears, and you keep running around, not yet realizing you're going deeper into the infinite space. That's just one little idea that pooped up in my head and I know for a FACT horror games, if any, will be the ones to push this concept to its limits.

"I couldn't do it in Unity so I had to make my own engine." Ah yes the simplest solution

fun fact: Ikea stores are the only place in the world with non-euclidean floor planning

Finally, a game that can capture what it’s like to shop in an IKEA

There's actually a VR game that uses this and it's incredible

This guy: Non-euclidean game engines

Finally, we can have a spongebob game that contains his house.

“I’ll show you the door.”

0:43 imagine if somebody who got their house from a shady, mysterious landlord ended up living in a space bending, science defying non-ecludian house and they just never notice lol

This would be great for a Alice in Wonderland game.

This has potential to be some of the most mind bending VR games possible, im kind of scared of the prospect

"Hey guys, I've created an engine that will break your brain"

Oh god imagine getting stuck in an infinite room Non-Euclidean house, you think you're walking in circles, but in fact you're just going deeper in.

This is what it feels like to look for the bathroom at your friends house

“No big deal, just wrote a new engine.” That’s pretty cool

I need a non euclidean highway to work...

Build Engine worked like this. Rooms were connected by "portals" and the portals could be fairly arbitrarily placed, so you could have tunnels that "pass through" another room and so on. Fabian Sandlard did an interesting teardown.