Enough about 2D and 3D. What are some 4D games?

Enough about 2D and 3D. What are some 4D games?

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4d doesn't exist.
Grow up

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_four-dimensional_games

Fez

That's still 3D you retarded cunt.

your dick can't

left is 2D and right is 3D you literal retard

this

The fourth dimension is how the x, y and z axis evolve in time, how they were, how they are, how they will be.

It's not something humanly visible, but some games can try to emulate what it would be like.

>he doesn't know

>he asked, posting a 3D-to-2D .gif

Miegakuri is trying to do something cool. But it's hard for humans to really get our heads around 4D geometry.

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>buhhh the 4th dimension is TIME
i hate this trope
you can have any number of spatial dimensions, and using 4 actually has benefits too. look up quaternions and how they revolutionise 3D graphics

>trope
Mathematically, we can have more spatial dimensions than three. So far time is the only fourth dimension that copuld be said to be physically proven to exist.

Quaternions are rotation/movement, its essentially time.

Braid is actually about time travel, it's the main mechanic of the game, but there's one world specifically I'm thinking of where time is also set to the x-axis, so as you walk forwards and backwards, time in the level advances or reverses. You have to think about WHEN you're standing, not just WHERE you're standing

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>trope
calling a logical concept a trope doesn't dispell it, so if you really need the autism then just grab dimension 5 or call the 5th dimension 5 so you can have the 4th be whatever you want.

>>buhhh the 4th dimension is TIME
>look up quaternions
holy midwit

It's a 2D game though, so adding time only really brings it up to three dimensions, if we have to be sticklers here.

Talos Principle does some time shit in 3D though, along with a handful of other games.

>implying
holy nirwit

There's that 4D chess game, where every move you make creates two versions of the board that you can jump back and forth through

>Enough about 2D and 3D
>posts pictures of 2D and 3D
retarded op is retarded