
Experience the best of both worlds with a unique blend of a traditional museum and immersive exploration of the iconic places in Normandy on D-Day in Virtual Reality!
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Step onto the beaches of Normandy and relive the turning point of World War II in a way never before possible – through Virtual Reality.
The D-Day VR Museum takes you on a compelling journey back to June 6, 1944, when Allied forces launched the largest amphibious assault in history.
A dedicated scene for each of the five iconic beaches - Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno, and Sword - packed with educational content
One entrance room with an overview of the operation and the different locations
400+ exhibits, including 3D models, photos, and videos
30+ 3D scans of original equipment
Additional scenes with 360° views for key locations such as (but not limited to) the Pegasus Bridge, the Beaches and the Normandy American Cemetery
An immersive scene that allows you to jump out of an airplane over St Mere Eglise
Realism Redefined: Utilizing 3D scanned models and 360-degree imagery from the historic places of Normandy, the museum offers a visually stunning and authentic experience.
Historical Artifacts: Encounter a vast collection of authentic World War II artifacts, such as weapons, uniforms, vehicles, and personal items.
Interactive Exhibits: Engage with interactive exhibits that provide in-depth information about the planning, execution, and aftermath of D-Day.
Relive History: Explore iconic locations of D-Day, witness key moments, and gain a profound appreciation for the sacrifices made by brave soldiers on that fateful day.
Educational Experience: Immerse yourself in a blend of traditional museum exhibits and cutting-edge VR technology, providing an educational and emotionally impactful journey through history.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German*, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Russian*languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 20 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Just did a part of the tour. this is where VR shines. It is as if you have the museum to yourself and can view everything in peace and quiet without crowds of annoying people :P Very detailed with models, videos, narration, i would recommend it.
Erstmal ein großes Dankeschön an den Entwickler für den Key und Respekt für die beeindruckende Arbeit, die in dieses Projekt geflossen ist. Über zwei Jahre hat ein einzelner Entwickler hart daran gearbeitet, ein Museumserlebnis in VR zu erschaffen, das die Geschichte des D-Day lebendig werden lässt – und das merkt man in jedem Detail. Das D-Day VR Museum ist nicht nur ein Spiel, sondern ein gut durchdachtes, virtuelles Museumserlebnis. Man wird in eine beeindruckend realistische Umgebung versetzt, in der man mehr über einen der bedeutendsten Momente des 2. Weltkriegs lernen kann. Die Atmosphäre ist dicht und informativ, und die historische Genauigkeit zeigt das enorme Engagement, das hier investiert wurde. Für ein Projekt, das von einer Person entwickelt wurde, ist die Qualität erstaunlich. Die 3D-Modelle, die Soundkulisse und die interaktiven Elemente fangen die historische Stimmung perfekt ein. Man fühlt sich, als wäre man wirklich an einem Ort, der voller Geschichte steckt. Natürlich gibt es hier und da ein paar kleinere technische Macken, die man von einem Indie-Projekt in VR erwarten kann, aber diese tun dem Gesamterlebnis keinen Abbruch. Der Entwickler hat mit bescheidenen Mitteln wirklich Großes geleistet und liefert ein VR-Erlebnis, das sowohl für Geschichtsfans als auch für VR-Enthusiasten interessant ist. Kurz gesagt: Wer sich für den D-Day und die Geschichte des 2. Weltkriegs interessiert und gleichzeitig ein Faible für VR hat, sollte dem D-Day VR Museum eine Chance geben. Es ist lehrreich, gut gemacht und zeigt, was möglich ist, wenn Leidenschaft auf harte Arbeit trifft. Viel Erfolg mit dem Review und nochmal Hut ab an den Entwickler für diese Leistung! Liebe Grüße, HundelungeVR https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QIRH1BWDXM 👑 Powered by HoI 4 Deu Curators group in German / English 👑⠀⠀⠀[list][*][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/30388691/] Follow Main group [/url][*] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40282064/] Follow Second group [/url][*] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44688798/] Follow Third group [/url][/list] and discover more reviews from me.
Update: I've talked at length with the developer of this experience and he is committed to improving and fixing the various issues reported. I'm happy to say that LOD issue and quality issues have been mitigated. For now, I'll leave my original review unedited, but please know that improvements have been made. The good: The highlight for me was definitely the recreation of the Mulberry harbor, as it really puts into perspective the scope of both the invasion, manpower, equipment, etc. It was very impressive and the reason why I'm recommended this (with caveats). The bad: This is an early access experience and it shows. I played on a Quest 3 via Virtual Desktop on a pretty beefy computer and I ran into some performance issues. Also, the various assets are mediocre quality. I also experienced pretty annoying LOD issues which prevented clarity on certain assets unless looking directly at the object. The ugly: Pronunciation of French words made my skin crawl. Lastly, the uniforms and equipment for the US soldiers are wrong or incomplete. I'm familiar with the US equipment, but not Canadian, UK, or German so I'm unsure if that is correct or not. Overall: I want experiences like this to succeed, but I would suggest waiting on this one a little bit longer before buying, unless you want to see that sweet sweet Mullberry. After all, it's logistics that wins wars. Recommendation: My suggestion for the developer would be to focus next efforts on scenes and content that show the scope of the invasion, as that can really only been done in VR. Like the number of number of boats, number of casualties, number of planes. Put all of the boats on a virtual ocean, let me see them! Most of the content can be experienced in a normal museum, bring the scope of the invasion to life.
[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 3[/h1] You can view my gameplay & early impressions here: https://youtu.be/pao04T5__Og [u]Like Switzerland, this is a neutral recommendation[/u]. I was enjoying this historical / educational experience about the Normandy Invasion by the Allied Forces in World War 2. Unfortunately, I experienced a serious crash during my gameplay. I don't know how common the crash is, but it does give me pause in recommending the app. I would say if you're interested in this app, then wait for a patch. There's original videos from WW2 included. Along with 360 stereoscopic photos of locations in France during the Allied Invasion. There's lots of audio tidbits (from AI voices) and 3D props. There's a lot of very interesting information. Several things that I learned that I hadn't known before. App is running on the Godot Engine. For the most part, I was getting 90 fps. However, it did drop at various times to 60 fps. So the app could be better optimized. There's also several loading screens. You have full locomotion and smooth and snap turning available. I did not like the UI at all, it was very clunky to navigate. [b]Rate ?/10.[/b] [quote]Please note: I received a free Steam key through the Steam Curator Connect program. If you enjoyed my review, please consider joining my Steam Curator group [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Oculus_WMR]Oculus Rift Reviews.[/url][/quote]
(Actualización tras más de 5 horas): Lo que ha hecho esta persona es absolutamente impresionante, aún me quedan cosas por ver en el museo. Por poner un simple ejemplo de hasta donde llega la calidad de la experiencia, hay recreado un búnker a escala completamente real de los que usaban los alemanes en Normandía el cual puedes visitar por dentro y sentir la crueldad del conflicto en tus propias carnes. También puedes observar un tiroteo de dos aliados cubriéndose como pueden tras unas piedras, frente a un soldado alemán apostillado en la ventana de un edificio medio en llamas con una ametralladora nido que está disparando literalmente sin piedad. He disfrutado de todos los juegos bélicos que hay en realidad virtual, pero aquí realmente he experimentado de verdad lo fácil que es perder la vida en una guerra y a la velocidad brutal que van las balas. Me quito literalmente el sombrero con el trabajo realizado. Merece completamente la pena si te atrae la historia de la segunda guerra mundial. Todavía me queda museo por ver y el resto de las experiencias aún ni las he probado, pero con lo experimentado hasta ahora he quedado más que satisfecho con el trabajo que ha realizado su creador. Los textos están traducidos perfectamente al castellano, y el sonido con momentos y voces extraídos directamente de la guerra es impresionante. La estructura del museo está perfectamente recreada al igual que si fuera uno de verdad. Es muy intuitivo moverse y tiene indicaciones claras para que no te líes y sepas en todo momento por donde seguir avanzando. Además las interacciones son muy sencillas, por ejemplo atraes el arma o el casco de un nazi hacia ti y puedes leer al mismo tiempo la descripción exacta de lo que estás sujetando con tu mano. Todo además está escaneado en 3D partiendo de los modelos reales, por lo que por ejemplo puedes diferenciar la majestuosidad de un tanque alemán frente a uno de los aliados. Por lo que he visto hasta ahora todo está documentado con un rigor absolutamente histórico. Además también hay muchos cuadros de tamaño museo con fotos reales del conflicto. Ojalá siga añadiendo contenido en un futuro, aquí tiene a un comprador orgulloso de haber realizado la compra.
I bought this when it launched into Early Access. had a little look around as was impressed but then kinda forgot about it apart from seeing the odd update. And now out the blue we have 1.0 release and judging from the trailer it looks like it has got loads better. So I cannot wait to put on my quest 3 and dive in again and see all the new stuff. And with this game I won't break my bedside monitor like I did with Crossings VR yesterday. New monitor arriving today had better be careful. Play this instead. Still think the british should have been the core of the game as 3 out 5 beaches were British lead and the whole operation was British lead and would not have been possible without the Royal Navy and RAF. But I'm guessing Americans made it.
Awesome VR museum. I love it.
VR is a powerful learning tool and this title demonstrates why. Detailed models of sites, equipment, guns, 3d scans of tanks, images, animation, video, audio make this the riches D Day experience you could hope to have.
Amazing well done and beyond highly recommended. By far the best historical and war VR experience . History should not forget what these men give give to the world.
I love these kind of showcases for VR. It's a great way to take advantage of the medium. It's so nice to feel like you have a whole museum to yourself and can explore at your own pace. The dev is also adding some set pieces which take you to actual locations or put you in the shoes of soldiers for a brief segment of a mission. A fantastic use for VR that anyone who enjoys history, especially the WW2 era, should try. Even just looking up close as the models is fun, but narration and trivia really add to the experience if you want to learn more. If you're on the fence, give the demo a try, it's free!
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