
Anyland is an open virtual reality universe to create your home, chat with others, explore & live in! Made from the ground up for VR, explorable via just PC & keyboard, and shaped by all of us together.
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I wish I had posted my review when the game was in its prime and still operational. But after almost a year or so of it being shut down I am finally starting to post reviews on games I think deserved them. This is the game that saved me back when I built my first ever desktop and got my first consumer grade VR Headset which was the HTC Vive. I was going through some hard times and barely wanted to exist let alone do anything but with this game, the friends I made, the Projects I worked on, and the people I met, it kept me going and awoke a sort of creativity in me that evolved and shaped me as a person. Without this game I definitely wouldn't be where I am right now or have the friends I have right now. This game was also the place I accidentally started my online presence with Twitch as I was just sharing what was going on in game with everyone and someone had suggested I should stream it to them, then it kinda took off from there with my 20+ hour streams (which can still mostly be viewed on my YouTube Channel: Lynk_Wyland) and my countless hours spent on random misc projects that I never actually got to finish as I just loved starting things but hated finishing them as with a lot of people, I hate when a story ends. Sadly though after all of the stuff I did in this and tried my hardest to prevent them from ending, the fate of this game was in the hands of monetization which didn't work out in the end and the developer ran out of money, leading to the servers shutting down and leaving everyone with only the memories of what the game was. However, some smart people were archiving as much of the games assets as possible and they managed to save a ton of people's creations, mainly those that had them public or chose to share them with the archive. Those who did not make them public or share them either can get luckly by someone somehow having those items in their cache or sadly lost them to the void. After the archiving a few awesome people in the Anyland Discord worked on and actually published a working version of Anylands servers which hosted the old Archived content but will treat you like you are brand new when you log on. It's perfect for starting over or at least reminiscing in the worlds that we're saved. Please do check it out when you get a chance, it's called REnyland. I'm going to stop myself here as Im sure I could go on for days about the memories and old times and all that stuff. But in the end, this chapter of the story has come to an end. And with that I wanted to thank everyone for everything they've done or are still doing for this fantastic game and for me. Without all of you, I don't fully know where I'd be or what I'd be doing. Now I get to stay creative and working on projects that I love thanks to the people of this community. I love you all and hope everyone remembers this game for years to come as a good thing. Even if the ending wasn't so pleasant. Good luck out there, Lynk the Anyland DJ. One of the last few remaining Anyzen~ (I might come back to add in more stories or something as I remember them. So this might change over time.)
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[h1]Anyland[/h1] Normalmente jogo multiplayer only morto assim eu costumo negativar até pq não tem como recomendar jogar o que não funciona mais, mas olhando um pouco a história do jogo parecia ser bem interessante, parece desses tipo VRChat só que com foco em construção, mas uma pena que os servidores foram desligados. Atualmente existem outras alternativas mais parecidas desse gênero e pra quem tiver com esse game na biblioteca, a única utilidade atual possível seria pegar um colecionável pro SteamVR que acabou sendo minha intenção, pois tirando isso não tem mais nada de positivo já que o jogo em si não funciona mais.
This game may not have grown to the heights of its contemporaries or escaped its niche status. By not doing so, it managed to remain true to its ultimate goal: To be a universe shaped by the people who inhabited it, free of the pain and disappointment of growing into something that was unrecognizable from when it began. However, remaining true to yourself can come at a cost, and the cost for Anyland is that it's no longer able to be kept online due to operating costs, incurred by a former two man team down to one man who kept the servers alive. Fly high, Anyland.
It really sucks what ended up happening. The fact that you could make your own world AND body with geometry in-game was an amazing concept and I wish this got the attention it deserved. In my brief experience with this game, there were zero other players online. A world full of structures people poured their hearts into, but with none of them remaining. Couldn't get any friends else to join me in the game either. I don't know what else I'd do in there but I wish I tested around with the construction features a bit more. A shame you can no longer interact with it, even in a singleplayer instance. Nothing stings more than unused potential. It hurts.
This game is dead. I just played it for 15 Minutes so I can get the free Item for Steam VR.
Well, my one month free trail (to create stuff) has ended. Here's what I think. I think Anyland is a good VR game. Anyland will let you create stuff using pre-made shapes. Very similar to Minecraft but you aren't limited to just cubes, You can use spheres, triangles, spikes, and other stuff. You can even make your own character as your in-game avatar without needing to know how to use third-party modeling programs. Not only that, but you can also script stuff in game without needing to know coding. It is incredibly easy to learn how to make stuff. However, it is hard to master. The perfect balance. Anyland is also a good place to talk to people. No time limit on that. You can go to other people's areas and see what they made. Now unfortunately, the servers are (metaphorically) dead at the moment so you won't see many people. The areas other people made are still open to the public. Unless they set those areas to private then that's another story. Now I think I know why no one is playing Anyland. (Mildly controversial) First of all, no one is playing. Ironic I know. If people want to talk to people, and they see Anyland is empty, they're gonna move on to a more popular VR multiplayer game. Second, I believe the monthly/yearly subscription might be a factor in this. Why? Because no one wants to spend money on a free game. When I first played Anyland, I thought that paying for 'Creation Tools' would give me more advanced options to create stuff. I was even expecting to be able to change the spawn point(s) of your area(s) once you bought it. Nope, I was wrong. It was a subscription to create stuff in general. Once your free month expires, you won't be allowed to create stuff anymore. You will be allowed to talk to others and modify your avatar using pre-made assets, but you can't outright create stuff. Should you try Anyland despite its dead servers and subscriptions? Of course! If you're the creative type and you're an introvert, this game would be perfect for you! Yes, I know that sound paradoxical knowing this game was designed to be a social game, but as I stated several times, the servers have no one in them. So if you are afraid of people yet you want to make stuff (and rich enough to pay to create stuff yearly), I would highly recommend Anyland!
Anyland, evinizi yaratmak, başkalarıyla sohbet etmek, keşfetmek ve içinde yaşamak için açık bir sanal gerçeklik evrenidir! Sıfırdan VR için yapıldı, yalnızca bilgisayar ve klavyeyle keşfedilebilir ve hep birlikte şekillendirildi.
seeing what remains of what i can only assume was once a thriving community is a little sad, me and my friend were the only two on this game for a good few hours.. *BUT*, the things you can do in this are awesome, one of the places i went to allowed me to pick a selection of things to attach to my avatar, other places had tools and cool builds, then i went back to my world with my friend, we messed around with a bouncy ball, and then i finally got deeper into the creation system, only slightly though, but it has given me ideas, i extended the laser beam from one of the items i had attached to my left forearm, a trash deleting laser (the laser is a "liquid", deletes some stuff, such as a ball or a flare that has been thrown / fired), the laser was a little too short, so i merely extended it. an idea this has given me, a forearm with a bunch of things, such as a "liquid" cone that clears a wide area of "trash" fired right from my wrist, a flashlight, a thing to "shoot" an orb of light that sticks to surfaces, perhaps once ive gone deeper ill learn more complex stuff (as if what i just listed isnt still complex to me). ok so, just realized this isnt really a review but more just me typing a wall of text of experiences and ideas, but i hope this gives any potential players a nudge to give it a try, its free after all, no core element is locked behind any paywall, i bought some "creation tools" thing i saw on the back of a menu, i honestly dont even know what it did, but it was like five bucks CAD for a year's access to it (whatever it is, still didnt check), and from my understanding, the dev(s?) is in the red due to server expenses and similar, so if it means i can help pay for that, even a little, im all for it
never noticed that this game got wiped off the face of the earth, its just been rotting in my library
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