Apex

1 word: Cool. Its basically a post apocalyptic music video (not a game). This is a really good use for VR technology in art. Im not sure what the music genre is to help understand what it sounds like in a review. I'll call it Post-SynthMetal out of pure ignorance. I had to hook this up to a proper Hi-Fi setup because I thought my occulus built in headphones couldnt quite reproduce the fidelity in the track, but it was the track's intentional use of distortion to create the ambiance. I would really like to see a much longer version of this as this is fairly short at only a few minutes. From an artistic perspective, there were some inconsistencies in style and theme that left me wondering, but thats art. I would suggest picking getting it. For less than the cost of a starbucks you can support an artist that is pioneering his way into a new medium with hopes of more to come.

Video : https://youtu.be/puQjvsUBgHk This experience is really cool. The music as another reviewer said is hard to put into a category, but I enjoyed it. The visuals are very original and look great graphically. Great job on this dev, it's definitely worth the $2.99.

This took forever to load. Then for quite a while I did not know if I was supposed to do anything. Once the action starts it's quite impressive but way too short to be sold. Nice tech demo, should be free.

First few minutes I really didnt know what the heck was going on. Then noticed the fire covering the city. Quite disturbing visuals. Looked rather apocalyptic in it's suggestion. Definitely a keeper. Well done dev. The music was good too. Recommended!

Very cool 5 min music video. Really, a great job on the city and the destruction.

Awesome job. The future of music videos. Makes the art so sureal and real.

A short, dramatic, and surreal spectacle that is very much worth your while, especially if you enjoyed Surge.

Didn't like it

Pretty much just a 5 minute long experimental apocalyptic VR music video with the sun consuming everything in its path. The impressive spectacle of the worlds demise is accompagnied by some fittingly dark and screeching electronic music by Arjan van Meerten. No interactions besides of in the menu and the 360 view in the experience. I liked it a lot but due to its short length i'd say that it would propably make more sense to cost around 1 euro compared to its current base price of 2.99 euros. I paid 2.09 euros on a sale and im not as such disapointed by paying that as i liked it and i'll gladly support the team behind it if it means that they will potentially release new experimental projects down the road. In general though i think a lot of people would deem the price well beyond steep for what they actually get for the money so ill deffently recommend getting it on a great discount. Anyways as i allready said i liked it for what it was but hopefully when the real apocalypse arriv...

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers[/h1] This is a good music video / cinematic short experience for VR on the Unreal Engine. It has no interactions and you can look around 360 and see different stuff going on. It lasts about 4-5 minutes. The graphics are good, not great. Experience ran smoothly on High settings on my 1060 GTX. I liked the music. I enjoyed the strange, trippy visuals. I'm not even sure how to describe it. Maybe it's some cataclysmic event that engulfs the night sky and spawns some life forms born of fire or the dark. Not sure what it all meant, but I was entertained. [b]Rate 6.5/10. Got this during the Steam Fall Sale 2019. Yeah, the normal price is a little high given the amount of content, but the sale price is perfect IMO. [/b]