Eleven Eleven

11 min and 11 sec. THAT is how long the story is but the story is rich and exactly what it says in the narration. You can view the story from the perspective of many characters. So the story tends to really be as long as you really want it just because there are many different views about how you can experience this. The story is rich, the graphics are excellent, the sound is top notch, voice acting is very good. For the price of our current economy for a cheeseburger combo from your local mom and pop's burger joint, you can expect to loose 1500 calories, help decrease carbon emissions, and enjoy this most excellent Video game expirience! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Holy shit that was superb, I highly recommend this to anyone. The visuals and story telling was fantastic, I was DEEPLY immersed as I followed each of the six characters. The ability to freeze time and miniaturize the world, watching the story unfold from endless perspectives. This is the future of story telling (definitely got some Beyond Good & Evil vibes too!). Can we have more experiences like this please!?

Controller Input from WMR is not recognised. I am aware, that they are not officially supported anyway, but most games not supporting WMR can handle this task just fine and at least recognize Input from WMR - Controllers, which can be subsequently mapped by the user to his comfort. I would really like to recommend this experience, because overall it seems very polished, it appears to be very innovative regarding storytelling and I really like the setting. However, the controller is only recognized in the menu to select the preferred experience. Once the introductory 11 minuted and 11 seconds have passed and you are introduced to the different viewing modes, no further controller input is registered. The same goes for the start menu itself, where you select the character you want to follow. You can´t do anything except aggressively swing your WMR - controllers around in frustration. That´s why I have to advise WMR - owners against purchasing this experience for now until it is at ...

Great experience! Every VR game with story line must have similar exploring mode! Great job! Its seems expensive but all costs are reasonable!

Highly recommend. Visuals, sound quality, voice acting, viewing mechanics, and content quantity are all above average for VR. The price is good for what you get. The main story line is very similar to many other sci-fi narratives. Evil mega corporation vs ragtag rebels. So the human aspect of the stories is easily accessible to anyone who watches movies or TV. That being said, the pleasure of watching in 360 3D is immersive and worth the price of admission. I loved the previously released VR animated story "The Big C", and this one is a lot like it, but with more content and the ability to free roam and manipulate scale, which is a big step forward for VR animation. I hope someday this will be the way all animated TV/movies are released and, technology permitting, even live action entertainment!

Try Eleven Eleven, if you were used to be watching animations, movies, experience only to see Exciting scene VR offers. Eleven Eleven would remind you of the emotion when you tried VR for the first time. And also if you liked this genre, this one would show you new direction onto the narrative story-telling. Eleven Eleven don't have rich graphics, interactive elements, odd setting story, but has entirely new story-telling technique. I think this technique is not possible on ordinary monitor. At first 11 min story starts and end. That is all. 11 min ?? Too short !! But this is the unique point. You explore 11 min in different character's view. you can't become themselves and change the miserable end. Only you can see how they acted and felt in 11 min when the world was being to the end. After exploring, you may be sure that 11 min was enough or long. I hope you think so. -cons- 1, Achievement was not unlocked though I played all. Technical issue ? 2, Subtitle is not included even...

Eleven Eleven is an experience if you just follow the archs it's pretty much like a movie. BUTT while the story is quite well done and did pull me in, I'd sometimes see things happening in the Background and left the storyline for a bit following around whatever it is I just found until statisfied, exploration is encouraged and after you are done it's as easy as popping back into the storyline and rewinding time. If you've got an 67 minutes and 6~ seconds, I can only recommend it and promise you'll spend more time in it than that.

great experience which you replay with six different characters to unlock the ending with nice little twist at the end, if you enjoy story experiences such as invisible hours i highly recommend that you give this one a shot

This is a neat new way to experience a living story. 11 mins and 11 seconds of content that is repeated from different perspectives. You can clearly get over 66 mins and 66 seconds of play out of the game... and while the content repeats over 3/4 of the content is fresh dialog. Interwoven character stories that paint a very imaginative world. This game seems like a real stepping point for upcoming VR movies. With some creativity, other developers will expand on the idea and build off this style of VR experience by finding ways to add more interactions. I'd say the price should probably be like a movie too but I'm also ignorant about development costs. :)

Overrated imo, yeah it's a little different but I got bored after 3 of the 6 character stories, some of the character stories overlap so you start hearing the same dialogue. There's also a bug where it won't stop walking if you enter explore mode, played on the Rift. Textures are a mixed bag, low res and yucky looking in parts. Not worth the hype or the price for just over 1 hours game time, it's more of a Mehhhhh vote. Refunded.