Limelight VR

Very mediocre product. Looks to have very little effort put into it. MAYBE worth $0.99. Could be quite useful, but everything from the graphics to the controls need a lot more effort put into them. Controllers only sometimes work properly. Audience is laughably poor. I understand the use of reusing models and animations, but it seemed to have only 3 character models and two animations. It's insanely overpriced for what it offers.

I wouldn't say it is INSANELY overpriced - you might want to face your fears of public speaking. The ONLY way to do this is through practice. VR allows a full-immersion into an alternate reality. With Limelight, the potential for practicing public speaking is there - a new unfamiliar space with (virtual) people's attention on you presenting. Set the audience to neutral. The "positive" audience is silly. There are 3 room sizes - boardroom, classroom & hall. You load your google slides into the presentation for the hall & board room - very neat. I would like to see more done with this - there's a lot of potential to take this further. If you're still reading, you probably are trying to conquer your public speaking fear. Here are a few tips: VISUALISATION, VISUALISATION, VISUALISATION! When you prepare a speech, it's not enough to just know it well to eliminate all your jitters - IMAGINE doing the speech AT the venue where you will be speaking. I have done various MC events & before I ...

I bought this game to help keep my public speaking skills in shape during lockdown for the sale price of £5.59. Given that the game is from 2016, it's old, especially by VR standards, so graphically in a severe need of an update. - The environments are extremely basic. The screenshots are quite deceptive. - The NPC's often have conflicting hairstyles. Rows of 40+ bald men with pigtails on the side can be unnerving. - The NPC body language is very robotic and unnatural. - There is no room ambience. It's either over-the-top heckling or utter silence. - The locomotion is 'click-and-go' which is frustrating if you want to walk around the stages. - There's nothing I can read about the security of importing your google slides through the game, which is concerning. At a fiver it's worth the price. However, there are other simulations which will serve you better, including the free ones. For now I'll be keeping it, purely because the unnaturalness of the audience will add more pressure into...

Terrible!