
Summary: “DreamLand” is an immersive VR game, made by AAA team base on htcVIVE with Unreal Engine. With the VR device, the player could pass through the Portal of Astral Spirit, and explore the mystical dreamland by time travel.
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Languages: Simplified Chinese**languages with full audio support
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Can't get to parts I need to to progress the game. Your play space obviously needs to be bigger than my 2.7m square. The game should adapt obviously. Poor.
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[h1] Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers [/h1] I had absolutely no issues. You do need a roomscale setup. The whole experience took me around 7 minutes and I was taking my time and also stayed at the end credit screen for like a minute as well (had to exit out manually). All the audio is in a foreign language (Mandarin probably). However, I was able to finish the experience without having read any spoliers so it's not difficult to follow along to what you're supposed to do. I don't think you need a large play area to finish this experience. Probably the hardest puzzle was figuring out how to start the experience. I pressed trigger on both of my Touch Controllers. The visuals were nice and the experience ran smoothly. Just make sure you can pick stuff up from the ground and can at least walk a few small steps left and right of center. Rate 6/10. It's free and it's a mostly cinematic experience with very light puzzle elements. Download once and uninstall experience, but definitely one of the better ones.
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Never made it past the first loading screen which made me sick. (I had to let this run for 3 more minutes so I could post a review for this trash)
没有考虑过游戏范围么...每次到第二个场景点火盆,根本够不到,中文配音是让人眼前一亮,但是没法进行我也只能放弃了
OMG, i did the 5 minutes. it was soooo short that i hoped to get 5 minutes in the game. i really dont know what it should be. OK, its free, but i could have saved space on my HDD. first of all i dont speak chinese or japanese, thats what this little blue thing is speaking. no subtitles at all, but the credits at the end i could read. most things to interact are out of range (behind chaperone). there is no real goal or challange, or maybe i just didnt get the message of this game because the little blue "guide" is talking in chinese. i had sooooo much framedrops but i cant blame my rig for it. 1080 gtx, i7-4770k, 1866MHz Corsair vengeance 16GB, rog maximus impact vi, watercooled 50°C. other games run fine.
Try it if you have a beefy GPU and a large play area. Graphics are nice, but unplayable on my gtx 1060. Very jittery and nauseating. My play area of 2.8 x 3 meters is too small. Things ended up outside of bounds (inside a wall), so I couldn't even reach an objective to complete the puzzle with the three statues. Until these things are fixed, you can safely give this demo a miss.
I am all about the free games, but for english speakers that have 2mX2m roomscale or smaller (mine is actually 2.2mX2.1) then I can't recommend this experience. There are plenty of free experiences out there that are just as short as this and I recommend you try them all, but there are two critical issues with this one: It's entirely in a foreign language (Japanese?) and you may not be able to complete it due to the objects that you must interact with being just outside of your game play area. I got lucky that I was able to reach beyond my gameplay area because 3 of the 4 sides of my roomscale are only partially limited (e.g. one side is a counter separating my living room from my kitchen) and luckily I was able to interact with all the "pieces" to what essentially boils down to a very simple puzzle game. All 3 braziers that I needed to light were outside my play area and I got luck on all 3--if it would have been in a slightly different place where I couldn't reach beyond (like the 1 whole side of my play area that is a wall) then I wouldn't have been able to complete it. There is not teleport ability that I can tell, but then again the little Japanese speaking ghost might have been telling me exactly how to do that but I don't speak Japanese. I messed around with the controls a little but not too much because it wasn't all that compelling regardless. The ending isn't very good (I won't say more just in case you do decide to check it out). One last flaw is that they haven't optimized it very well. I have an oc'ed gtx 1080 and I don't get too many scenes in VR games that are at all juttery but the entire ending was nearly unplayable, in fact if it would have continued for any longer I would have just quit the game. Admittedly, I have supersampling kicked up a little, but its not an issues with the rest of the very demanding games that I have played. If you have a few minutes of time to waste then go for it, but there are better free stuff out there to try first.
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