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Bartosh Polonski / Mar 16, 2020 / Action, Adventure, Indie
KAMILE is an interactive VR experience set in 2084. You are Kamile. Your husband is a genius scientist responsible for a huge breakthrough in AI development. When work-related incident turns into family drama you’ll be forced to fight and flight to protect your son and his secrets.
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| CPU | Not set | Intel Core i3-8100 Can't tell | Intel i5-4590 or equivalent Can't tell |
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Version 1.0.2 is already released! -Lot of optimizations has been done, on some PC's you might see up to 20-50% performance increase. -New animations (Bobby and Darius). -Improved lighting and visual quality in some scenes. -Fixed lot of bugs. -Lot of small details like face scanner in elevator or new texture for Bobby model. -New teleport animations and improvements
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78% positive, 18 reviews
Experienced on the Oculus Rift You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/Q8HL5NwozKY This is an approximately 15 minute long VR cinematic experience with a few interactions & 2 mini-games. It's a prologue to a story which may never be completed. The story starts out nicely and the world-building was good. The voice acting was also nicely done. However, everything else about this game is not good....
4 found this helpful, 2020-03-17
if you have $5 for a 13 minutes long interactive short movie, you will like this. pro: cyberpunk bladerunner-ish environment. con: it's quite short, not much interaction, more like a short tech demo than a full story.
3 found this helpful, 2019-12-03
This is definitely a mixed bag for me, but not because of the gameplay, so I will get to that last. From a gameplay perspective this is a fixed location teleport game ONLY. I mention this because that's a deal breaker for some people, while it does harm immersion for me I do understand how it allows the developer to curate the experience a bit more.. and in a story-first game I can respect that. Production values are...
9 found this helpful, 2019-10-18
First, it's a story-first experience. Love the concept. Gameplay could be a bit more hands on with slightly less downtime, but it might be just my temper. I would've loved to listen to audio recordings while on the move. The story is mind-bending. With the setting they chose, the possibilities are endless. Extra points for the soundtrack, clearly a lot of care was put into the details. If I would have to think of...
2 found this helpful, 2019-11-19
