HERE - Immersive Music Theater

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 3[/h1] You can view my gameplay here: https://youtu.be/dJpZPkP3NLI There's a little less than 30 minutes of content here. However, it's completely free. There is no DLC or subscription or battle pass or monetization of any kind. There's currently a total of 3 different experiences, with a 4th one coming soon. The experiences are all modern music theatre type experiences, but mostly experimental or modern opera. All done by very talented singers / choirs / orchestras. The first one is the one I found most interesting because there's 3 huge screens and which one you gaze it will determine which mix of the song you hear. So you'll hear 3 different mixes of the song depending on where you look. It's very intense. I enjoyed it. The second one is a short opera where you're in a 3D environment. Amazing talent on display. The last one is an even shorter opera where you're like in a square kaleidoscope. Again, done by a very talented singer. I enjoyed all the experiences. If the words "experimental opera" intrigue you, then I'll think you'll enjoy this too. [b]Rate ?/10.[/b] [quote]If you enjoyed my review, please consider joining my Steam Curator g…

[spoiler] Imagine a panoply. One that's observed from a plethora of iridescent views, encompassing a multitude of possible futures. You'll be shocked to the core, feeling like you're piecing together an aleph with marvelous veins from over 1000 columns using a Persian astrolabe. [/spoiler] And that's just the first experience, one that you can repeat over and over to (un)ravel the events and audio in literal three dimensions. [b]HERE[/b] is a PCVR title that contains several different virtual opera-inspired musical theater experiences, each with its own approach and setting. I had heard of Michel van der Aa's win for Best Immersive Work at Cannes International Film Festival 2025 for his VR creation "From Dust". I was even about to go see it myself at the Holland Festival, only to find the showings got canceled or something. Which was a downer, seeing that VR is a niche to begin with, and catching innovation in these experiences even more so. So I was thrilled to see Van der Aa's work accessible on Steam this way, perhaps offering a glimpse of what his full works are about. I recommend anyone with an open mind to try [b]HERE[/b], and get immersed in the high quality audio. Ev…

Works on Reverb G2. The Book of Sand is a must-experience for any Borges fan, but will feel incoherent for anyone else. The other 2 experiences are ok, just not my cup of tea in terms of music.

While the music is not really my cup of tea, this is a nice multimedia art presentation merging audio and visual arts.