Liminal Lands

Nice try. Worth to get for a few euros. Has some nice views, bit slow but the sound makes up for it. Creepy and weird and a bit trippy. It's between zen and spooky.

My review might be slightly biased since I'm already a fan of Jakob Kudsk Steensen's work, which I find mesmerizing in real life. Experiencing his creation through a VR headset, without having seen it in person, is a remarkable experience. This isn't a traditional game; it's more of an audio-visual journey that immerses you in his interpretation of wetlands from your own perspective. Every detail in this experience provokes thought and offers a unique viewpoint. It's a relaxing journey that encourages introspection. The shifting viewpoints continually present new angles, enhancing the experience each time – I absolutely loved it. The investment is minimal, but the return is significant – spending 20 minutes in this virtual world is undoubtedly worth it.

Nice experience. You do need a bit of space to be able to interact with things properly. I only have about 3 x 3 so I wasn't able to interact as much I I'd like. It would benefit from being able to teleport to overcome space issues.

Not for me I guess. A little too abstract. The scans are interesting and there's a real LSD trip feel to it, but I just didn't feel it. For someone into a more cosmic/artistic experience, it might be fine. I don't understand why they have all 103 supported Steam languages set as being supported. I don't think there's actually any spoken or written content. Maybe they meant to be tongue-in-cheek "accessible." I don't like them claiming languages that they haven't actually invested any time into (Apache??).

this is not a game, this is a predefined cinematic that you have no control over. you can stick your head into objects to hear different noises, but nothing more. not a prerendered cinematic, so there will be performance issues and frame drops. texture resolutions are low, so this should run well on an old quest or something. also, each scene is pretty boring and lasts too long, and you have no control over how long you spend in each scene. and then at the end, i had to force kill the process with the operating system since it didn't exit properly. however, i'd say it's worth the $1 sale price since it is in fact something to look at for awhile, but i wouldn't recommend buying it.

Well I don't know that I walked away having learned any more about the wetlands, but I know I definitely want to do drugs there.