Google Spotlight Stories: Pearl

Pearl is the first Google Spotlight Stories game I played. It had been sitting in my library for forever because I usually play multiplayer games in VR. But one day I had enough of my procrastination and told my partner I was going to play a VR game by myself and loaded it up. The game instructs you to sit down in a chair, so make sure you have one handy. Due to how short it is, I won't reveal much except to say it's like a road trip music video and it sure was a wonderful experience. It is now one of my favorite VR "games". I put games in quotes because there is no gameplay, and it is considered a film, one that was nominated for an Academy Award. A VR experience being nominated for anything is wild considering how new and non-mainstream the platform is. If you have VR, I highly recommend giving this free experience a try. If you don't have VR, you can watch it on Youtube.

Was a wholesome experience

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my story with this "game" is a little weird, since this has been in my steam library for years now, and I never touched it. When me and my sister were younger,. we had no money to really buy any real steam games, so we would just find random free to play stuff and download it, not even playing half the games we got on our accounts. So, for years now, this game has just been rotting in the back of my steam library until now. I was messing around in a vc going through my library on stream and found this, so I decided to leave it for tomorrow when I was alone. I booted up, went through, and I can confidently say I'm so glad I found this so many years later, because this wouldn't leave the same impact to my 10 year old self that it would to me now. It's truly amazing just what a coincidence me playing this game at this day and age is, and how this part of my life was the perfect time to experience it. After I played it, I figured I'd leave a review, but I genuinely couldn't figure out how to describe my feelings without telling the little story behind it. It didn't change me or like, drastically effect me emotionally, I just kind of watched it and thought, "hey that's cute", but the fact it had this whole little story behind it will make it always be a memorable experience, and I'm so glad that I finally checked it out.