Dimensional Intersection

Really cool and trippy. Provides 360 view around you and has the ability to change orientation so you could lay down and watch - the top rated comment which says otherwise is a bit dated. Can make it react to music playing on your computer. Cons: From the description "surreal scenes filled with interactive real-time fractals, infinite tunnels and morphing 3D models." seems to have been the intention, but there's basically 1 fractal and 1 ... thing... The ability to change orientation and having different scales makes it reasonable. Just wish there were more effects that could be used. As an example, there's an awesome spiral/tunnel in the "menu" with lightening FX and would be great to have that as a useable environment. The city/machinery in the logo would also be sick as a visualiser. Definitely still recommendable and I will use again.

[0] Controls & Training & Help [0.1] Menu & Settings [0.6] Sound & Music [0.4] Graphics [0.3] Game Design [0] Game Story [0] Game Content [0.7] Time to complete feels ok? (& if the Game can be repeatedly played again) [0.3] is it Enjoyable & Fun? [0] Could it hold a spot in Favorites? [0] BONUS point: Multi-Player related [0.5] BONUS point: Review for VR Stars received: 2.9/10 ___ Note: v.3 [0.0 to 1] = personal impressions Game description key-points: moving through FRACTALS (sponge like textures) which shakes by music vibes Overview: not worth the time, or playing even for free 5 included songs are good, or you can tune-in your own music. there is no game-play as such.

I'm likely to refund this program and here's why. Rather than 360 degree fractals extending away from the POV camera this seems to be a POV camera clipping through a solid fractal. That clipping is what breaks the immersion for me and makes this program pointless. As I see things approaching that I would like to appreciate in detail they disappear before I can see those details. It is obviously a sphere or other transparent shape clipping through the fractals.

Once you get used to the controls, this can be a a pretty exciting experience. Click left stick to change the environmental colours, click right stick to change the general fractal, and then hold down one or both trigger buttons and move your hands around. See how you get on with that. I believe there is also a button to control the size of your collision spheres on your hands (which you use to deform the moving fractals). I definitely enjoyed this one and would recommend it if you like trippy VR experiences!

Not worth the money and i bought this on sale. disappointing lack of content and the fractals barely move.

I enjoyed this music visualizer, it's not one I would use as my 'VR visualizer of choice' (that goes to DMT: Dynamic Music Tesseract, without a doubt). But it provided an interesting and unique visualizer experience that I enjoyed. Make sure to play around with buttons to understand the ways you can control the experience. I bought it on sale for $0.99 which makes it very easy to recommend. $5 is the same as DMT, which as I said I would recommend before this one (I noticed another review said the opposite - but DMT has been updated a lot since that review, so I wonder if that user would change their mind!). But if you're into interesting visualizations in VR, it may be worth spending another $5 on this one as well.