Trinity VR

This is really impressive. Is it too short? Of course-- far too short. However, people are fundimentally misunderstanding the ratio between the production costs of something like this and the potential audience size. Cohesive story, effective immersive cinematography, and extremely high production values. I hope that we'll soon be at a place where the market will support something feature-length, but this is among the best examples I've seen yet of telling a compelling story in VR. Folks buying this expecting a game (as opposed to a cinematic experience) will be disappointed. Perhaps that's the mistake of the filmmakers pitching this as an "interactive" experience when it's more of a lean-back story.) However, if you're looking to just be immersed in a story for 15 minutes, and are willing to pay a couple bucks for that, this is about as good as it gets today. My only complaint is with the sound design. I get the desire for quiet scenes and loud scenes, but the viewer's desire to be able to hear the former without blowing out their eardrums with the latter must be respected. Thanks for the ride, I hope we'll see more of this... Steam is probably not the right venue. I suspect a 3…

Too much 360 video vs. actual 3D content. The 3D content is this weird point cloud effect that isn't very convincing. Nice attempt at doin something different but I've seen 3D 180 videos that look better than this.

Nice step in the right direction for immersive films. Graphics look cool!

A peak of the future of immersive movies. The mirror and rain drop effects were the best I have experienced in any VR "movie". Only wish it were longer and made use of hand controllers

not what i expected honestly. just a 360 video. putting negative because its a very short video and 5 dollars is way to much.

I am new to VR so take this in that context. I liked the intor video and believe I was led to think I would be doing something more than watching the video. My Odessey Controllers did not do anything....can't tell if the game even accepts input.