Reseñas

• gamedeal user

  May 25, 2022

  It's way too expensive for such a short student project. I think it would be better suited for an art installation in a museum where you're probably already in the right mindset. Also I encountered a game breaking bug, that forced me to restart. This is catastrophic for these kinds of "games".
• gamedeal user

  May 29, 2022

  Different from the VR experience with strong immediate positive feedback or strong entertainment features in previous cognition, this work is more like a work of art and a relatively innovative attempt. In its minimalist narrative style, many images, such as the interaction of different shapes, have symbolic meanings. As I watched, I felt like I was floating up in the air and looking down on the crowd. As I experience more in life, I may look back and see more of myself.
• gamedeal user

  May 30, 2022

  To be honest, I didn't expect to go through such an experience. It certainly doesn't feel like a game in the classic sense. Considering how our definition of a game has evolved over time, it's more of a modern indie game. The first two games I think of as similar experiences are "The Witness" and "Journey". It does't mean the volume of this content is comparable to those two. It's that they use a form like this to express meanings that cannot be expressed directly in words. Due to VR's unique sense of immersion, most VR games are sold on strong sensory experiences. However, this content is a very bold attempt to take this minimalist approach in the opposite direction. In terms of the result, it did the narrative effect that I had not expected. For the first 70% of the experience, I thought it was a low-difficulty VR decryption game. Until it occurred to me that these abstract geometric shapes were actually symbols of human beings, that they were alive. The first thing I felt was guilt. Because up until then, I had used them as tools for my own purposes to satisfy my curiosity for exploration. This reminds me of the unintentional harm my ignorance did to people around me a long time ago. Perhaps it did hypnotize me, remind me of a lot of things I haven't talked about for a long time. When I looked at the relationship between these geometries as a living body again, I seem to see the variety of relationships I experienced growing up. By the way, the sharing of other players in Memory Mode has really blown my mind!!! I can't say that I fully understand what other players are naming these screens for. But it also goes to show how differently each of us thinks and feels about life. Overall, thank you for making this unexpected experience so unique. I hope to see more artistic VR games like this in the future. Well done developers.