Visionarium 2 - The Descent

With no age restriction and no content warnings, it starts with a dive into some slums and within a minute goes into displaying person committing suicide in an empty apartment in front of their TV. At this point I genuinely don't give a damn of whether it is going to look like screenshots, it is alt+f4 and negative review time. I am not against shock content in video games and other media, but mark it accordingly, damn it.

The best VR relaxation series!

This is a nice thing. A lot of thought has clearly gone into creating a range of different experiences and I enjoyed my 30 mins with it, having bought it on heavy discount. But I won't be going back in, for a couple of reasons: 1. The visuals are fun, but you can't skip to a scene you particularly like. So to get to some of my favourites near the end, I have to fast forward for a couple of minutes. Not so fun. And I can't rewind to relive parts again. 2. When I turn on background music it does seem to respond to it, but not particularly clearly. The whole vibe is 100% aligned to 1990s Future Sound of London and it would have been completely at home being projected on a big screen at one of their gigs. But I need to see the whole screen throbbing to the beat in order to make the experience land. The soundtrack is great though. Perfectly suited to the visuals. And my Pico 4 controllers worked as they should, so I could draw in the sky with a range of different effects. It's clearly a labour of love and well worth a go on discount, but too expensive at full price, for me. I look forward to seeing what Visionarium 3 might bring.

I really enjoyed this journey. It's a simple setup the music visuals are very relaxing. You can spin around and do some light painting on this guided journey. Very nice.

Let me start by I am a sucker for VR games that don’t make me move, if I am say, just wanting to chill in bed and not crane my neck all over the place. This hits that itch perfectly if I want to unwind from the daily world. I don’t partake anymore, but it’s plenty trippy for the sober minded. Super creative, and while I dig the music I guess you can also move along to your own, which I would like to try, even though no complaints on what’s already there. Definitely recommend.

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