Nuremberg: VRdict of Nations
Rossiya Segodnya · 2021 · VR, Casual, Simulation, Historical, Investigation
PC
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About Nuremberg: VRdict of Nations
This is a detective story in VR, a documentary investigation, brought to you by Rossiya Segodnya. Your goal is to find and collect evidence to prove that the key Nazi criminals and the leaders of the Third Reich are guilty. Today, less than 50% of young people are familiar with the
historic Nuremberg trial, its process and results (according to a survey conducted by the “Nuremberg: Casus Pacis” project). The charges and verdicts brought forward by the Nuremberg tribunal, its fairness or even necessity are often questioned. This happens
out of ignorance or under pressure from those who benefit from distorting the historical facts.
Your virtual journey begins in the Spandau Prison dining area recreated from one of the legendary post-war photos. Here, you are met by serenely dining Nuremberg defendants – Göring, Dönitz, Rosenberg, von Ribbentrop and von Schirach. By touching each of them, you can travel back to
these Nazi criminals’ past. Your task is to find evidence of their terrible crimes against humanity in – seemingly – an ordinary and peaceful environment. As you gather more pieces of evidence, you put together a convincing dossier, akin to those ones that
the 1946 Nuremberg verdict was based on. Thus you will restore the historical truth.
historic Nuremberg trial, its process and results (according to a survey conducted by the “Nuremberg: Casus Pacis” project). The charges and verdicts brought forward by the Nuremberg tribunal, its fairness or even necessity are often questioned. This happens
out of ignorance or under pressure from those who benefit from distorting the historical facts.
Your virtual journey begins in the Spandau Prison dining area recreated from one of the legendary post-war photos. Here, you are met by serenely dining Nuremberg defendants – Göring, Dönitz, Rosenberg, von Ribbentrop and von Schirach. By touching each of them, you can travel back to
these Nazi criminals’ past. Your task is to find evidence of their terrible crimes against humanity in – seemingly – an ordinary and peaceful environment. As you gather more pieces of evidence, you put together a convincing dossier, akin to those ones that
the 1946 Nuremberg verdict was based on. Thus you will restore the historical truth.
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"Nuremberg: VRdict of Nations" is barely a game, it's more of a VR tech demo where the Russian developer pushes a skewed and distorted perspective of WW2 used to try justify modern day Russian aggression and war crimes. As always, political propaganda like this has no place in gaming. What do you do in the game? Not much, it's a little hunting around asset flip looking scenes and that's it. Tech demo, no value as a real game. And frankly some of the worst political propaganda I've seen, too. The graphics aren't great, asset flipped looking junk mostly. That's understandably a turn off for a lot of gamers, and it's a big contributor to the failure of the game to attract gamers despite having no up-front cost. Gaming is a primarily visual medium, and if developers want to succeed, they must understand that it's not an area for compromise. You deserve better than compromises. It's VR exclusive, and that shows the developer failed to understand the most basic axiom of VR game design... if the only cool thing about your product is VR support, your product is not cool. On pricing, this is "free" enough, at least you won't be expected to spend any more money after you download …1 found this helpful
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Historic facts combined with excellent vr implementation - presentation, worth the time.1 found this helpful
The quality of the art and interactivity is insane! Can turn off lights in the eatery, can play dominos with bread, glass cups bends light, can stack glass cups, can play chess alone, etc etc.1 found this helpful
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