ChilloutVR

I would absolutely recommend this game. Ignore the bad reviews mentioning bans. Most of those are people complaining about things they "got banned for" when in reality they were banned for something else. Notable features: - Self moderation - Bans are generally appealable - You won't get banned for NSFW activities in private instances - As of the time of writing, there are no subcription paywalls and no plans to paywal existing features - Personal mirror - Personal pen - Props (FREE btw) - Content search (including worlds, props, *and* avatars) - Did I mention there aren't any paywalls?? - No avatar/world/prop/friend favorites list limit (unless you somehow accumulate 32 thousand in a single category) - favories list categories (if there's a limit I haven't heard of anyone reaching it) - Mods are allowed and even encouraged (there's even a mod that allows your avatar to ragdoll) - Ran by community members and devloped by modders Notable features useful for content creators: - VR rendering simulator in desktop mode (shows eyes side-by-side) - Shader performance visualizers - Gravity zones (including zero G) and fluid volumes (swimming) So yes, I would absol…

Dying Platform, Avoid

This game is not really bad ngl, everyone is somewha noice, nice events that happen every weekend and sometimes here and there. - Otherwise this game is noice, everyone is chill and good place to chillout in vr "pun" or in desktop. Its nice to be able to hang in a world without some random kid screaming, voice mod spam, or repeating the N-Word there and there. its just nice for the ears lol. I dont really have friends but for those who do its be a nice game to hangout with them and explore some interesting cool worlds. - There is somewhat times i have to do background character duty as the popular peeps will join and hard to really join in as may getting ignored🥀. Sometimes around the afternoon like 1ish or so itll not have much people playing into later-later on. - But this game has alot of potential for itself of being a better game then VRChat and futures things and i hope they keep it up and manage it. Other then that, its a good game and glad to be able to see how it is in my 1 month & so on of playing.

⭐ **2/5 – ChilloutVR has potential, but the avatar workflow is unnecessarily complicated** ChilloutVR has potential, but in its current state I find several things unnecessarily complicated. **The biggest problem for me is avatar setup and uploading.** Compared to VRChat, the whole process requires much more manual work. You have to deal with colliders, physics, animators, different components, and many other settings yourself. Another issue is the **avatar compression and optimization process in Unity**. Even when I use a basic avatar that I created myself in Blender, the avatar can break or lose parts of its functionality when preparing it for ChilloutVR. This makes the workflow frustrating, especially when you are starting with a clean base avatar that should already work correctly. **VRChat feels much simpler in this regard.** I can prepare a base avatar, add the features I need, configure toggles and upload it without having to manually configure so many different systems. I think it would be great if ChilloutVR simplified the avatar workflow and added better support for tools and plugins commonly used for avatar creation, such as **Modular Avatar** and similar solutions.…

This game is really cool and shows a lot of potential, but that's really all it is: potential. It's going to remain that way until the devs actually step up to the plate. Don't get me wrong, I actually love this game a lot. It's amazing! If it were possible, I would 100% ditch VRChat for this platform if I could, but I also need to be honest with myself: this game will forever remain in the dark until the developers finally do something to fix it. It doesn't show in my Steam hours because I 'm writing this review anonymously, but I've been playing this game for about 4 years, and this game really struggles with growth. Everybody who plays this game really badly wants it to succeed, but nobody ever addresses the fact that, unfortunately, nobody will ever be interested in playing this game until the developers actually choose to make it a proper user experience and give themselves a proper identity in the public eye. The scripting system has been in development for years at this point, and for some reason, a strong community consensus is that, once it's added, then finally the game will get good—..huh? By that logic, this game should have been massively successful years ago because …

pretty good game tbh