Gravity VR

16 minutes long, mostly visual VR experience with minimalistic visuals. Giant white space filled with floating debris looks great, few of the cinematic techniques used are really cool and unique. The story is simple allegory and it does not feel pretentious. There are some interactions like grabbing small items or ability to move around the space but they are inconsequential, only the last choice influences the ending. Works on Reverb G2

meh, shoulda cost no more than $1.

It's fairly priced. I was intrigued by the idea I saw and did not want to spoiler myself what this "game" was about. Well it's a 10 minute movie with "interaction" of basically 2 choices or some grabbing stuff... I was kinda downed because it all felt like an long intro to a game, but the game did not start, it ended after the intro. That was a bummer, but thats my fault, my expectation. Thats why I wanted to dislike it actually, but for the price of 3€ it is indeed ok.

The setup made me feel like the film was going to go somewhere deep. I really tried to chew this one over after a day. I believe this is meant to depict different philosophies on living life. It didn't land for me (pun intended), but I can't complain about what I got in exchange for $3. The story is well animated, narrated, and at least has something to say. If you're here, I am assuming you're into VR Storytelling. I don't think you will regret spending $3 on this personally. If you catch it on sale, even better. It felt like about 10 minutes long, and I didn't experience any technical issues.

Poignant, deeply meaningful, and more than a little devastating. Not to be missed. I agree that it works fine on Reverb G2. It's a short, insightful story. I experienced it much more on a personal level than a global one. Each of us can have such a different perspective, even from those closest to us. And for all that we see ourselves on firm ground, in reality, our situation is just as precarious as that of the two brothers.

Original and cool.