Blortasia

This is one of the trippiest game I've ever played! There are no objectives. There are no missions. There are no puzzles. There's just this procedurally generated tubular labyrinth floating in the sky that looks like it's made out of wet paint morphing around like it's liquified. You could maybe call it a maze but there's not exactly a singular exit you're supposed to find. There are globs of paint-like goo floating around changing colors and patterns and then there are more complex structures that look spongey or molecular. All you do is fly around inside and outside of it listening to the music and it's amazing. The music sounds like throat singing and synthesizer but it also might have didgeridoo mixed in. It's the definition of droning. It lasts like twenty minutes then loops from the beginning. Blortasia is an abstract artistic meditation on novelty. How you experience it is up to you. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2744680626

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Rift and Windows Mixed Reality[/h1] You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/oWSiLMCYJKg This is a VR showcase for Kevin's Mack art piece Blortasia, which is basically a huge VR art sculpture. It's like a tie dye psychedelic trip with some ohmm sound track on repeat. You can fly around the sculpture and go inside and through it to see large or small shapes of ever-changing colors. It's running on the Unity engine. There is no snap or smooth turning. You can't turn off the "ohmmm" soundtrack on repeat. I did enjoy this art piece, but I actually think that Blort (a mini-Blortasia experience on MoOR) is better. It seems this giant version has poorer textures and seems like it may be stretched out. The lighting isn't the best either. I'm not an art critic, so I won't score this review. I enjoyed it, so I recommend it. However, I'm not sure how good a value proposition this is. The normal retail price of $7 seems a bit high for something you will probably enjoy for less than half an hour. I would say buy on sale. On the other hand, playing devil's advocate, putting a price on art seems like folly. This could be the Mona Lisa for all I kn…

Fabulous Well if your inclinations happen to lie in that direction , You can now remove “Try LSD” from your bucket list. Yes my friends, this is much safer than risking your health and safety experimenting with hallucinogens. This was a crazy experience . You can’t tell from the previews but you can float right up to say a structure that is metamorphosizing between the shape of a watermelon and a liver , and get yourself a few inches away from said object and the resolution and detail is just crazy, Colors shifting and flowing into each other like colored oil and water mixing , and swirling. I can hear the fans on my water cooled graphics card speeding up , so I am guessing you will need a decent rig to run this . This is now one of my favorite things to show somebody what VR can do . It’s also a masterpiece in modern art , on equal status with “The Night Cafe” an fabulous experience where you enter a Van Gogh painting.

Just great! Such a relaxing and beautiful experience.

This is VR bliss. You can fly pretty fast if you have both controllers on high, and squeeze both controllers at the same time. Just make sure they're both pointing in the same direction. Removing the standind platform will also allow you a litte more speed. Try flying out of one window and back in through another. Great fun!

Sounds excellent.