CinemaLandVR
PlanetariumStudio · 2025 · Casual, Life Sim, VR, Building, Crafting
PC
6 user reviews83% · 6
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About CinemaLandVR
A New VR Movie-Watching Experience!
CinemaLandVR presents over 200 architectural modules and furniture pieces, enabling you to craft a uniquely personalized viewing environment.Multiplayer co-op: Build a cinema together with friends.
VR and non-VR players can join the same session — non-VR players enter as drones, offering a distinct control scheme and perspective.Player have the option to browse local videos or stream online content
With virtual reality technology, you can dive into a cinematic big-screen experience right within the villa you've crafted.Online videos now support automatic parsing of Bilibili and YouTube — just copy the website URL to play the video.Watch movies together with friends in real time via synchronized online streaming
Character Customization
The game supports full character customization, allowing you to create your own unique virtual avatar through intuitive, one-click adjustments.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 3[/h1] I think this is a pretty niche product. The problem is that I don't know how many people would prefer this over the totally free Bigscreen (Beta) VR or even VRChat. So the cool thing about this app is that you can easily build the screen viewing home of your dreams (sort of). You have several outdoor scenes, skylights, building materials, and furniture that you can decorate your place with. It's pretty nifty to build them. Unfortunately, I couldn't place a marble door into my marble tiled floor, ceiling, walls, and windows setup ... so instead I had to put a brick layered door which just didn't match (first world problems I know). However, you're limited in the pieces you can use. With Bigscreen or VRChat, you pretty much have all these locations pre-built for you and there's many to choose from. Honestly, you can't build them better yourself (more than likely). Plus, Bigscreen lets you stream almost anything and invite the public or show to a group of friends with multiplayer already built it and with cool toys you can play with. Here, you're building something ... for yourself? It's single-player only. There's no multiplayer. Why are …10 found this helpful
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