GE Neuro

Short experience. Need to take off headset and hit keys on the keyboard to start the "game". No interaction. Lots of talking, but not very educational. Graphics are OK.

If anybody visits and asks what this VR stuff is all about this will be the first thing I show them. It's better than any of the official tech demos that came with the Oculus Rift. A short 5 minute or so trip into someones Tron inspired mind. Cool experience which left me wanting more.

Library of Realities.com review: GE Neuro is a hands-off five minute 360-degree tour that takes us on a journey inside the mind of a musician, into his imagination and then beyond towards individual synapses in his brain. Developed as a promotional video for General Electric and their MRI technology, we were surprised that the experience barely showcases what MRI machines are capable of. Instead, it presents generically styled fantastical imaginings with little to no substance. Such spectacles may have impressed people in the nascent period of modern virtual reality, but unfortunately there's little to enjoy here. The graphics are moderately fine for a full 360 degree presentation, though flickering artifacts are particularly noticeable with head movements at times. The combination of short running time, disappointing visuals, zero interactivity and very unremarkable content make this one to miss unfortunately. ✅ Polished production qualities. ❌ Little compelling content. ❌ Moderate graphics with some glitches. ❌ Short experience.

Cool visuals, but short. Requiring the keyboard to start is a little weird and the console deck was in my way while I was sitting down which forced me to stand up to properly see. Still recommended for a quick little VR experience, but I wish it was longer.

Это поражает воображение. Гениально, так же советую заценить другой продукт от этой компании Senza Peso. Великолепно.

This shouldn't count as a game. It's more of a slightly (barely) interactive tech demonstration. It does not utilize any input device other than a few keys on the keyboard (for recentering the VR seated position and choosing medium or high quality) and Vive room scale (and it doesn't even use room scale at all, it just supports it). Pros: 1. It's free. 2. One of the most visually satisfying Vive demos I've experienced. 3. It's somewhat educational and very inspiring. Cons: 1. It's 2GB. 2. It's only 5 minutes long! 3. Not really scientific. Overall, this should be experienced if you've just started using the Vive or the Oculus as it shows off the VR visual capabilities very well. Download it, experience it for 5-10 minutes, delete it, move on.