DepthQVR_AQUA

DepthQVR_AQUA - A layered experiential environment filled with intuitive interaction, story immersion and exhilaration for successful engagement. DepthQVR® is a fun & engaging immersive ride experience for PC Café, Entertainment Attractions, Brand Experiences, and Educational Attractions whose immersive participatory nature, playful ‘natural-touch’ interactivity, and exhilarating body motion surprises and delights viewers of all ages, sparking lasting memories. @ DepthQVR_AQUA - это многослойная эмпирическая среда, наполненная интуитивным взаимодействием, погружением в историю и возбуждением для успешного взаимодействия. DepthQVR ® - это веселая и увлекательная иммерсивная поездка для PC Café, развлекательных аттракционов, фирменных впечатлений и образовательных аттракционов, чья иммерсивная партисипативная природа, игривая интерактивность " естественного прикосновения’ и волнующие движения тела удивляют и восхищают зрителей всех возрастов, вызывая длительные воспоминания. 10 из 10

[h1]Experienced on Windows Mixed Reality[/h1] You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/QeEVOmeVlxc I'm not sure if this experience has a secret Q drop, but it sure looks like it. You have to press Q or N (get it?) in order to start the guided short or extended experience. It's also called DepthQVR_AQUA and you literally drop to a letter Q in this experience. The extended experience is about 9 minutes long and you're pretty much on an underwater roller coaster ride. There are a few interactions which consist of touching the highlighted objects and then seeing the reaction. There are some very cool moments in this game including getting up close to a dolphin (and hearing its secret message that only the chosen few can decipher) and getting a surprise heart attack from a shark. This game is running on the Unity Engine. I was getting a very steady 90 fps on my 1060 GTX. Part of this experience is 360 stereoscopic video and the quality is top notch. It's cool seeing the 360 video and 3D model sharks swim near you and I actually think I preferred the 360 stereoscopic sharks. It's free and I do highly recommend this experience. You will also learn about a deep state cabal if you manage to decipher the code correctly as I was able to do. I was a lefty socialist before this experience, but now my eyes have opened and I'm a conspiracy nut with too much time on my hands and the power of the internet before me. [b]Rate 7.5/10. Really good for free, better than many paid VR roller coasters.[/b] [quote]If you enjoyed my review, please consider joining my Steam Curator group or subscribing to my YouTube Channel. You can join my Steam Curator Group here: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Oculus_WMR [/quote]