Rexodus: A VR Story Experience

O.k, I was gonna rant about something related to my theories on life, but this really is an Experience that 'has', 'just now' (yes, just 'right now') opened up dimensions in comic book storytelling. O.k, now, I will rant The 'Experience' just opened a whole new ways comics can be appreciated. Walk-in comics, animation, 'no' animation, voice acting, floating lettered bubbles, take your pick. Eternal Frozen-Freaking Moments. It's gotta be done, can someone please fling a sheep's bollock at Allan Moore and get him to come out of comic-writing retirement, and his daughter Leah to get some Electricomics happening with Steelehouse. http://pipedreamcomics.co.uk/and-the-winner-of-digital-comic-app-of-the-year-is/ http://steelehouse.com/ Someone please get a SteamVR version happening. Thank you Rexodus and Steelehouse, for opening up another dimension.

Are you ready for camp? No, you don't have to pack your sleeping bag and mosquito spray, this is bringing the camp to you! Dinosaurs in space with giant guns and swords vs generic black goo alien energy thing. Hosted by what appears to be a slightly taller Vanellope von Schweetz. The dialog is... campy, the jokes are... also campy. The entire premise is campy, but if you're okay with camp, it's actually pretty solid. The VR is used in a way that really emphasize the scale of the characters and how that sense of presence comes across to the normal sized person that you are. All said, it seems to mostly just be an advertisement for a comic book series, which looks even campier from the previews they offer, and it seems to just be a passive experience, despite pretending otherwise, but everything is polished well enough to be worth at least checking out to see what they do.