Aripi

It is a micro story and there's not much you can do except watch. Great animation and not a bad experience but I think, compared to other VR games and experiences, it is way too short the price. This was so short I thought it was the intro, like less than 9 mins. I wouldn't recommend this if it wasn't for the superb cinematic. The reason I am giving this a thumbs up is because that 9 min or so felt like 1 minute because I enjoyed every second of it.

Very beautiful, funny and well-made 6DOF movie for everyone who enjoys non-interactive, cinematic VR stories. Maybe even one of the best I've seen in this genre.

Wonderful Short Animation Story that is so fun to watch, I consider it a must have for your VR Library. Your whole family will love this and I think it is based on a true story 😋🤣🥴👋 Thank you very much

Low res and with a horrible fishbowl effect. What's more, only 8 minutes long.

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Wireless/Index controllers/RTX2060Super. Well, what can I say, it's an animated short. Very short. The animation itself is nicely done and quite entertaining. The only gripe I had with this, was the loading parts really interrupting the flow of the story. I bought it at sale at 2,39 euro a while back, but I see the normal price now is 1,59 euro which is a better price as it's really short.

Horrible, 10 minutes of animation that is ok-ish, not worth 3.99 Pounds. I get that it is in memory of a friend, but there is no use to put it with such a price, not to say that it doesn't even explain much, it's bad. Don't buy.

9 minutes total, from clicking start to the very end of the ending credits. Yes it was good, but know that it is a less-than 9 minutes cartoon story. It is well done, and I like it, and recommend it.

Yes

Super short but fun and beautiful animation :)

I think animated cinematics rendered in real-time VR are cool, so I liked this despite its brief runtime and rough edges. The animations were great, though the camera's position (your view) is also animated and that is a very risky thing to do. Viewers not experienced with artificial motion in VR ... beware! It's a story about a low-IQ man who was sent to maintain an artificial satellite by morons that didn't notice he was a complete idiot, totally incapable of the job. Disaster ensues, and he makes a whimsical return to Earth. There's not much to say about Aripi. It's worth $1, so check it out if you're a fan of VR cinematics like me.