Work
We build them.
Oyacamp is a studio focused on immersive storytelling, branded activations, and interactive experiences. We also build tools that help innovative teams create them faster.
Our process is medium-agnostic but story-led. That means using XR, game engines, realtime pipelines, and other emerging technology only when they make the experience stronger, more intuitive, or more impactful.
We've collaborated with brands like Meta and Rivian, along with leading institutions like SFU and UBC. Our work has premiered at festivals including Tribeca and VIFF.
Mescaform Hill: The Missing Five is a VR animated short that premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2022. Created in partnership with Meta, the narrative follows a cadet investigating mysterious disappearances while showcasing an acclaimed, immersive approach to comic style storytelling.
View project
ZoboUI is a framework for Unity's UI Toolkit that provides ready-to-use USS utility classes for a more scalable UI creation workflow. It is designed to be customizable, designer-friendly, and free of runtime dependency, giving teams a faster way to build and maintain polished game interfaces.
View project
Backflit is a set of interactive UI component patterns focused on state, logic, and behavior in Rive. Rather than a drop-in component library, it serves as a documented starting point for teams building their own reusable game UI systems around Rive files and shared interaction patterns.
View project
Fading Places is a surrealist anthology that explores the joys and hardships of modern city life, blending adventure games, comics, and augmented reality to spotlight Vancouver’s hidden gems. The ongoing project was showcased at Signals XR Lab in 2025.
View project
A Midnight Drive was a halloween event hosted at Rivian Vancouver Space in 2024. Blending immersive content with real world haptics, attendees donned a VR headset while seated in a Rivian SUV, experiencing a spooky driving adventure. This VR experience was precisely mapped to the real-life Rivian R1S, allowing for a stronger feeling of immersion. If an attendee touched the dashboard in the experience, they touched it in real life.
View project
Developed with the University of British Columbia, Detention Stories VR represents real stories as experienced and narrated by those who have lived it. By centering first-person narration and perspective, virtual reality allows audiences to engage with the spatial, emotional, and temporal realities of detention in heightened ways.
View project
Cappuverse SFU is home to the world's first university VTuber program based out of Simon Fraser University's School of Interactive Arts & Technology. Designed and performed by students, we worked with SFU SIAT to bring their fully-articulated first generation of virtual ambassadors to life. The ongoing program has been featured at several events, notably Fan Expo 2026.
View projectAnd more. Get in touch to talk about your project.