Eleven Eleven

Try Eleven Eleven, if you were used to be watching animations, movies, experience only to see Exciting scene VR offers. Eleven Eleven would remind you of the emotion when you tried VR for the first time. And also if you liked this genre, this one would show you new direction onto the narrative story-telling. Eleven Eleven don't have rich graphics, interactive elements, odd setting story, but has entirely new story-telling technique. I think this technique is not possible on ordinary monitor. At first 11 min story starts and end. That is all. 11 min ?? Too short !! But this is the unique point. You explore 11 min in different character's view. you can't become themselves and change the miserable end. Only you can see how they acted and felt in 11 min when the world was being to the end. After exploring, you may be sure that 11 min was enough or long. I hope you think so. -cons- 1, Achievement was not unlocked though I played all. Technical issue ? 2, Subtitle is not included even in English. Please add subtitle option for players not using English as native language.For to recommend easily.

Eleven Eleven is an experience if you just follow the archs it's pretty much like a movie. BUTT while the story is quite well done and did pull me in, I'd sometimes see things happening in the Background and left the storyline for a bit following around whatever it is I just found until statisfied, exploration is encouraged and after you are done it's as easy as popping back into the storyline and rewinding time. If you've got an 67 minutes and 6~ seconds, I can only recommend it and promise you'll spend more time in it than that.

great experience which you replay with six different characters to unlock the ending with nice little twist at the end, if you enjoy story experiences such as invisible hours i highly recommend that you give this one a shot

I so wanted to experience this. Alas does not work on Windows 7 :(

I love these interactive stories. You get to see a short story play out, and observe the entire story, in all of its various locations, from the points of view of all of the main actors. Or, free roam and choose where in the environment you want to be at any given time to discover what was happening there while the rest of the story plays out around the city. The main story is only eleven minutes and eleven seconds long, but getting to see it from all the possible viewpoints, unveiling the deeper story from each character's perspective, stretches the overall story to close to an hour and a half. The acting is superb, the graphical style is clean looking and at times, very strikingly beautiful. This is one of those experiences that you can easily finish in one sitting, but it will stick with you. Spend your 12 bucks (on sale) on this, or go see a movie, either way, you're going to walk away feeling like you got some good entertainment for your money.

I've been waiting on immersive narrative experiences like this one since I first got into VR years ago, and I hope to see more like it as we get more advanced platforms through which to experience them. Something serialized in episodic format would be nice! That having been said, the truncated length of this is made satisfying and appropriate by the urgency conveyed in the story (the world will end in eleven minutes!), and each character's deep backstory and motivation make even the little time you spend with all of them rich and enthralling. The score music helps sell those emotional beats as well, with sinister synths and swelling strings. I wouldn't mind returning to this world and these characters, or an anthology series that features different sets in similarly time-constrained circumstances.

Although Eleven Eleven doesn't have the production value it deserves, it's nice to have this kind of storytelling experiences in VR.

While the timespan in which the story plays out is on the shorter end, the way it is told makes this an interesting experience.

The game loads, but the controls don't work. You can watch the first tutorial story, but after that you can't select anyone else's story or continue at all. It's a shame because the first story seemed really well done and I want to see the rest. I'm using a Quest 3, and I tried in both Virtual Desktop and Steam Link. It was the same in both cases. Both did recognize that I was using a Quest, as it showed my controllers as Oculus Touch, and not VIve, but beyond clicking start at the beginning, they didnt do anything. I'm going to request a refund.

Really enjoyable story with a well realised world and the interconnecting stories definitely build on one another. The free roaming is also very good and you can go to any location of the story at any time during the 11 minutes, which can and does reveal new dialog and background information in the world. Very immersive, it's up to you whether the price is worth it for around 1.5 hours of content.