A-m-a-z-i-n-g. This is really cool immersive vr art experience! You really feel like you'd be there in the room with massive displays. Well done! More stuff like this please =)
I love to see content like this growing up, VR is not only meant to be game oriented. The installation itself was good, it makes you feel like you are in the museum. Great work!
Delightful VR experience!
[h1]Experienced on Windows Mixed Reality[/h1] This is a purely cinematic experience. This isn't really VR. You're in a VR environment sure, but it's just a sad white room with 5 big screens where you can see a 2D film play on on those 5 screens and you can sort of get immersed in the different happenings on each screen. Sometimes there will only be one screen showing, other times all 5 screen will be showing different perspectives of the story. Whole affairs takes approximately 12 minutes (the experience does restart on its own and has an abrupt conclusion). There is good spatial audio. The drawings and animations, in my opinion, were not all that great. The story was very artistic and experimental. There is no dialogue. This experience really wasn't my cup of tea. You may enjoy it more than I did, but I can only give it a neutral recommendation, mostly due to the low price. [b]Rate 5/10. Buy if you're into artsy, college-level productions.[/b]
It is a genuine looped art demonstration that fits perfectly into a VR space (with added binaural audio). The screens use heavily compressed video, though, and it shows in the darker scenes and the ones with lots of slower movement. When I purchased it, it was $0.99 which I feel is perectly priced for what it is. This is a good demonstration of what VR can do outside of games.
Well executed. Not sure I fully understood it but if you like arty stuff then join me in supporting Yo-Yolin and buy it! A nice feast for the senses :-)
Very engaging art piece. Very good binaural soundtrack. Nice to see HMD VR used in this way.
This is a beautiful example of the potential for storytelling in VR. Not a game, more of a vr avant garde experiment. To the devs however. I ended up having to watch this sitting down. The way the screens sort of waver around while I walk/look through them is interesting, but ended up making me sick. A sort of true 3d environment would be better, at least the option.
Not worth the time.
This experience made me very dizzy very fast to the point I could not finish it. The surrounding seems to be made out of a stereo cube map, which works only if you rotate on an axe, any translations of your body will cause weird effects and dizzyness. I felt imprisoned because I had to restrain myself from moving to decrease my discomfort before finally giving up during the "show"... I will ask for a refund, because I can't experience it. The idea is interesting though the execution needs to be rethough.
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Ricerca VR costs $0.99.
Minimum: Minimum: OS *: Windows 8.1 Processor: Intel i5 Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 Storage: 1 GB available space VR Support: SteamVR
Ricerca VR is available on Windows PC.
Ricerca VR has 86% positive reviews from 28 players.
Ricerca VR was released on May 3, 2016.
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