This bizarre PSVR game actually looks incredibly fun. Have you ever wanted to experience what it’s like to swim with dolphins? Well, now you can. Kind of. Classroom Aquatic places you in the middle of ...

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Sunken Places is bringing its virtual reality game Classroom Aquatic to PlayStation VR, the studio announced. Classroom Aquatic puts players in the role of a foreign exchange diver student spending a ...

Classroom Aquatic, the “stealth/trivia cheat-em-up” from developer Sunken Places, is entering its final week on Kickstarter with about half the funding developers are seeking. The game puts players in ...

If I had the chance to go back and cheat off of a dolphin for every test I ever took in school, I would. Dolphins are smart, so they clearly have all the right answers. Luckily, we can all get the ...

Classroom Aquatic is the world's first trivia/stealth game for the Oculus Rift. Players play as an exchange student in a school of dolphins, taking a test that the player is in no way prepared for.

Indie developer Sunken Places recently launched a Kickstarter project for Classroom Aquatic. The PC, Mac and Linux game uses, but does not require, the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset. In it, ...

Barger Academy of Fine Arts unveiled its new outdoor classroom - comprised of a pond, outdoor classroom area and garden - to mark Earth Day on Thursday. Students and teachers will be able to use the ...

Southeast regents are expected to approve the design on Thursday. Southeast Missouri State University plans to move ahead with an aquatic center that includes an irregularly shaped recreational pool ...

Successfully Kickstarted in March 2014, Classroom Aquatic is the “world’s first underwater stealth/trivia cheat-’em-up,” and developer Sunken Places announced today that it’s coming to PlayStation VR.