A Lullaby of Colors VR
Andrew C. Wang · 2019 · Indie, Casual, VR
PC
6 user reviews50% · 6
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About A Lullaby of Colors VR
Feeling stressed? Treat yourself to this therapeutic VR refuge from the real world with procedurally generated realms of gentle sounds, sweet-tasting colors, and breathtaking beauty.
Find and catch the bouncing spheres to visit different worlds. Find the perfect place to relax and watch the virtual world go by. There are no enemies, quests, guns, or puzzles. There is no objective other than to relax and enjoy.
The experience allows you to experience a simulation of synesthesia, a mixing of senses, where you can see sounds and hear colors. Each "popsicle" produces a sound that is based on their color, with a loudness based on their height and position. The sounds you hear are based on the colors around you. For more interesting soundscapes, seek out patches with mixed colors, interesting formations, or rapidly moving landscapes.
Play for 5-20 minutes before bed, or after a stressful day, or when you're feeling depressed/anxious. By the end of the session, you'll feel much less stressed, more relaxed and happy. You will be able to sleep more easily, and you might even have vividly colorful dreams when you sleep.
Find and catch the bouncing spheres to visit different worlds. Find the perfect place to relax and watch the virtual world go by. There are no enemies, quests, guns, or puzzles. There is no objective other than to relax and enjoy.
The experience allows you to experience a simulation of synesthesia, a mixing of senses, where you can see sounds and hear colors. Each "popsicle" produces a sound that is based on their color, with a loudness based on their height and position. The sounds you hear are based on the colors around you. For more interesting soundscapes, seek out patches with mixed colors, interesting formations, or rapidly moving landscapes.
Play for 5-20 minutes before bed, or after a stressful day, or when you're feeling depressed/anxious. By the end of the session, you'll feel much less stressed, more relaxed and happy. You will be able to sleep more easily, and you might even have vividly colorful dreams when you sleep.
Features
- Great for relaxing, open-eyed meditation, or jaw-dropping drug-free tripping
- Endless blissful landscapes to soar through
- Infinite number of unique procedurally generated worlds and soundscapes
- Relaxing and immersive VR experience for HTC Vive or Oculus Rift
- Friendly for sitting, standing, or room-scale VR
- Head-controlled steering to prevent motion sickness, or hand controller snap turning for non-360 degree setups
- Easily save 4K resolution snapshot images of your experience, to share with others, or use as a wallpaper
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Needs the following: Smooth turning option Option to sync to external audio More variety than just the current randomly generated environments - suggestions have a green hill environment with blue sky, pink clouds, purple river etc At the moment it gets boring and very same-ish after 30 seconds Even just a bit more depth and I would happily recommend but at the moment every experience is far too similar to get more than 5-10 mins enjoyment out of it6 found this helpful
[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers[/h1] You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/ZLMqxxYZ6WQ I actually like this app. It's very colorful and has a nice relaxing mood to it. It's an other-worldly experience. However, it's very limited in content and, in my opinion, it's over-priced for what it is. You may get 10-20 minutes of relaxation entertainment from this app, but there isn't anything here to draw you back in after that first wondrous experience. It does get repetitive. Unless you can showcase this to several friends or family, it may not be worth the purchase price. You do have full locomotion that is headset-gaze based (not controller), you basically move forward to where you're looking. You have snap turning as well. You can take screenshots by pressing down both grip buttons and you can stop the landscape motion by pressing trigger. I would have liked to have other scenes included (at least 3 different scenarios), other than this one that just has some slight random variations each time. You can touch the bouncing balls that make chime sounds to get another random variation on the same theme. It will also change the music (that…5 found this helpful
Interesting concept. You are basically hovering over a lot of different coloured nodules that move randomly up or down. If you don't like how they move you can go to the next universe. Nodules sometime move as a wave, or in groups or by them selves. The colours are rainbow coloured. The whole thing is a simplistic style. Kinda pleasing, hey I spent 15 minutes in there before getting bored. The music changes for each universe. Most of the music is uninspiring. I have read some of the other comments and agree some more variety of objects, and maybe the nodules moving to the music would be fun. The experience has potential5 found this helpful
Wonderful little VR experience . Bright vibrant moving colours together with 'musical chime' tones really add a relaxing feeling to the whole thing. Definitely worth the purchase price, especially if you like things with a quirky edge. Recommended!5 found this helpful
Expected me to be able to walk around in a dream world in room-scale VR with my Vive. Got this terrible sitting only navigation like on those cheap android headsets.
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