Digital Zoo Gallery

The small "art gallery" is the weakest point of this by far and made me wonder whether the devs are aware of "Occupy White Walls". The design of the gallery itself is bland, some of the pieces are aesthetically pleasing but most of them are unfortunately rather generic, corporate. I don't know what the spinning dolphins are for but nothing ever loaded or appeared in the space next to the pieces themselves and in all three galleries, I found the inclusion of loud and sudden sounds during the animated artworks pretty offputting. (3/10) The aquarium looks great and runs rather smoothly, still visiting a virtual aquarium in a video games feels like the final level of dystopia. (4/10) Last but not least, the dinopark is the main reason one should download and play this, the roraring sound design and sheer size of these giants filled me with wonder and excitement; the environment itself is just beautiful to look at. (7.5/10) So, yeah, check this out if you're into virtual exhibitions/art-based experiences - there's no interaction, but I got some great screenshots and possibly artists to check out from my 14 minutes with the "Digital Zoo Gallery".

At first this seemed interesting, but turned out to be just something lame. You just walk through it for a couple short minutes looking at poorly textured dinos and NFTs that are just ai, it so underwhelming and poorly made, one thing i foung good is that there at least is sprinting. It does have potential, i'm not saying it doesn't, but it sure would be much better if the pictures were real art and the dinosaurs were scientificly correct.