Andromedum

I really wanted to like this experience. I like books, I like post-apocalyptic worlds, I like VR. Obviously, if you combine all of them, I'll like the result, right? Unfortunately, not in this case, no. The VR scenes only have a fixed viewpoint, which completely shatters the illusion. One of the fantastic things about this generation of VR hardware is the ability to do positional tracking, so every little...

4 found this helpful, 2016-06-18

This is pretty much an audio book, not a game. A story is read out loud by a male voice and you can read along with the book that is attached to one of Vive's motion controllers. There is no interaction with the player besides the reader reading the story. As the story progresses the visuals are changed to match the story. The visuals are beautifully done but static and room scale is not supported. There are small...

5 found this helpful, 2016-05-05

Wasn't sure what it was, exactly, when I got it. It's a book, a 467(If I remember correctly) page book. The enviroment changes around you as the story moves forward. It is a unique way of reading a book as you can listen to the narrator or read it and turn the pages yourself. I can see other books doing this. Say, a Harry Potter book reading. As they read, you go from under the cupboard to the hotel, the shack, on...

3 found this helpful, 2016-05-10