Pyramid VR

For your Oscar consideration: https://youtu.be/aqG3kjhkIwY Like being Indiana Jones slightly retarded half brother who goes by the name Windolicka Jones. You tomb raid a pyramid for treasure all the while trying to read huge text boxes that pop up on any item you touch. Much like Windos mum does with post it notes on everything in the house. So windos knows that toilet paper is for wiping and toothbrushes are not for wiping. As you delve deeper into the pyramid you find that Windolicka Jones can stick his head through walls but not walk over a snake. He has a treasure chest he carries on him instead of a light backpack. The treasure or more like a toy chest is for the treasure he finds. Trouble is Windos retarded hands are to big for the little itty bitty size the treasure shrinks to in this magic toy chest. So removing items you need is like a person with parkinson's removing one pin from a container full of them. Windos adventure is more cheap carnie ride at the special schools fate than adventuring deep into Egypts mysterious past. 2 licks of a clean bus window out of 8

So my Mom had this bucket list item of seeing the pyramids and I got this to impress her in her first VR experience. This game is jerky, has poor wall recognition where you walk to close to the wall and your VR will go black and the video sometimes glitches/flashes... I have to say that this has/had potential but from the looks of it there are not updates and no real desire to make this a fantastic playable adventure. I had always thought that Nat Geographic should have made a tutorial/exploration game that you could either turn on or off mummys etc... but this is just not a quality game. My Mom played for about 10 minutes and then with too much walking into blackness and jittery environment her equilibreum finally said enough was enough and she ripped the headset off and said she was going to throw up... it seemed close. Took about 2 hours for her to 'settle down' Maybe take what you have here as a starting point and try getting funding through kickstarter or indigogo to take it to the next level? This is a homebrew that needs to be fixed... I love the concept, just the programmer(s) didn't have the skill or knowledge to make it consumer friendly. I only recommend this to seas…

This game requires you to be standing in order to read & interact with many of its objects, but it ALSO very frequently forces you to use continuous (non-teleport) movement in order to get around the environments and reach objects. I can deal with some amount of joystick movement if I'm seated, but having the room slide around me while I'm standing is uncomfortably dizzying. This game also does the thing where sticking your head into a wall turns the headset black, which is fine in *theory*, except that you can also joystick-move into walls instead of colliding with them? Which means that at one point, I was trying to pass through a doorway, but instead I moved "into" it, and the headset went black -- and I was trying for about 30 seconds to figure out what direction I had to push in order to get back out before I just gave up and quit the game (since the directions that the joystick maps to are relative to which way your head is facing, and of course I turned my head to try and see if I was just facing a dark wall or something...) The game also does very confusing things with hand-tracking; if you move your hand near a grabbable object, it will move towards it automatically, whi…

This is one of the most immersive experiences I have had in a long time. It took me a few minutes to get oriented and understand the mechanics but once I did and I was blown away. I have never played a VR game that so effectively captures the feeling of walking through an ancient pyramid the way this game does. It is absolutely beautiful and almost terrifying. The craftmanship that went into the level design is brilliant. Every corner brought something wonderful for me to explore. The dark corridors and the constant feeling of excitement at whats next to discover is fantastic. This is a gem in the rough. Not everything is perfect of course and I only played it for a brief amount of time but I cant wait to get back in and see whats next to find. The Pyramid VR is huge and full of wonders to behold. Give this game a chance especially if you own a Vive. It is absolutely wonderful. As a developer of VR myself I can see that Christopher Meyer and Alvaro Luna put a tremendous amount of work into this. They really captured the essence of what it must feel like to explore a real life Pyramind. Great work guys!!!

Hey Guys im new to VR and this is my 2nd review on any game. Once I got in the Pyramid I found myself lost in discovery and mysterious adventure. (which I must say made me jump a couple of times). If this is your type of game. Its money well spent. Thanks to the Dev Team. : )

This is one of the absolute worst VR experiences I have ever had. Seriously, this game needs to be free. It's that bad. I like to use teleportation in my VR games and you can only teleport in this game to tiny little narrow strips on the ground only in certain areas. The graphics are awful low-res and every room looks the same. There are also some texture lines that look terrible and you can even fall through the map in certain areas. Trial of the Gods and Nefertari Journey to Eternity are much better Egyptian VR experiences than this.