Human Delusion

This experience has a couple of very nice places you will cross. Apart from one single point of decision there is no interaction. While I think some of the places are stunning, I can't recommend this "game" as it is now. This would be ok as a "free to play" or one buck experience only. The struggle of the main character is not really explained or elaborated. He is just tired of his life and I could not understand why. The "story" did not convince me at all. There is the risk of going through the same experiences multiple time without the possibility to skip what you have already seen. Once you get out of that loop, the game is going back into loop mode after only one single scene. One point might be an issue of the Unity engine and not linked to the game at all: The VR space origin is calculated relatively to your head, not to the floor. This results in quite strange behavior if you move your head from side to side or bend your knees. The store description says "Mesmerizing VR Open World game with none but some minor bugs. Absolutely has potential. Graphics and sound effects are dazzling! ★★★★★". This could not be further away from an open world experience. Note: There was a …

Literally 10 minutes of gameplay. This is not worth 6$, it should be free and be more like a demo for VR and unity or something like that.

At some point it loops back to beginning lol. I tried twice and wasted almost an hour of my life. This is more of a VR high school project than a game.

[h1]Experienced on the Oculus Rift[/h1] This is a seated (swivel-chair recommended) 360 cinematic experience. There are really only two interactions. One of them is to start the darn experience. The other one is you're making a choice about your journey. Unfortunately, those interactions are very clunky as not only are they gaze-based + press a button on your motion controller type interaction, but it's difficult to tell that you'e making that choice because of the bad UI. I didn't even realize that I had started the experience or that I had made a choice. Yes, they are that bad. That's unfortunate, because this really isn't as bad as the negative reviews make the experience out to be. It's a short artistic, cinematic experience with good graphics. It has several beautiful scenes. The story is told through the main character's voice being narrated. The main character is struggling with depression. You get different scenes from his daily life and how his feelings of depression are over-powering and also some other scenes that show the possibilities of his journey. This is a short experience so the story is not fleshed out, but it doesn't matter because the point is this journey.…

A couple mobile 360 videos stitched together to force a narrative. The concept is sound but the quality is simply not up to the standard of a PC VR experience. And as someone else already mentioned, the game description is straight up scam.

This would be easy to recommend at this price if the images were making good use of VR. 360 video is not remotely impressive in 2020.