HyperBody

[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38888018-United-Critics/] Please follow [b]United Critics[/b] for quality reviews[/url] [h2]HyperBody Review[/h2] [h1]Hyper Void[/h1] Welcome to nothing; float through the void, where you’ll see ruins, cult activities, falling spacemen, and occasional trees. With no audio and no purpose, all you have to do is float and look at the surroundings for hours on end until you reach a bit better times of color. [h1]The Game of The Play[/h1] HyperBody is a mind-exploring, walking simulator, VR game whose purpose is to show the player the wonders and complexity of VR and, in general, the weirdness of VR. I started the game, and there was this small text telling the player how to move but using controller button names. (Not a VR controller) And there was no direction as to where to go or what the purpose was. Since the player didn’t “walk” they floated by looking in the direction they wanted to go and pressing the forward button on their VR controller. The visuals were just all gray; there was this sort of stairwell that went up and had a tree on the right side of it by the top. Then there was this wall. After entering the wall, this whole new…

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 3[/h1] You can view my gameplay & early impressions here: https://youtu.be/T1pInisVm2I This is a very trippy, experimental art experience that is difficult to describe. You basically float around and just vibe with the environment as you'll see different shapes, sounds, & eventually colors (you start out with black & white worlds). While, I did enjoy the experience and recommend it, after all it is free to play. I do have some criticisms. The biggest one is that there is no smooth or snap turning available. The other big complaint is that the app / game could be better optimized. I had to lower the video settings to low in order to get 72 fps, but even then my frame rate would halve in certain locations. Overall, this is very niche. If you enjoy experimental art, I think it's one you should definitely try out and see if the experience speaks to you. [b]Rate ?/10.[/b] [quote]Please note: I received a free Steam key through the Steam Curator Connect program. If you enjoyed my review, please consider joining my Steam Curator group [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Oculus_WMR]Oculus Rift Reviews.[/url][/quote]

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"HyperBody" is not a game, it's a garbage VR exclusive art exhibition from a failed and unsuccessful "artist". I assume the developer had to pay $100 to dump this on Steam because all the local art galleries took out restraining orders... as far as "art" goes this is terrible, and may induce nausea. Normally when art is bad, I might make a little joke about the incapable artist being an art school dropout, but here, no serious art school would ever accept someone this bad at art. Because this is not a game, I cannot recommend it as a game for gamers. Virtual art galleries, especially awful ones, are not games.

HyperBody is a Free VR experimental VR walking simulator blending architectural ruins, cult themes, sensorial vibes, and queer narratives. It worked on my Index and HTC Vive system, looked ok, played ok, sounded ok, was barely understandable. There is no or minimal instructions in-game. You need to start the program by the desktop and have your keyboard in reach to change the maps. There are six maps with different themes to see. Read the manual from the store page for instructions. Mostly 3D digital art, pictures and sound, placed in virtual space. Nothing to interact with in-game. Movement mode is Flying by gaze with left joystick to provide movement direction. Chinese text with some English translation. You will be clipping through a lot of things, very little hit detection. Maybe try this free experience, only if you are into Art.

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