Guided Meditation VR

DO NOT BUY. The game is abandonware. They put it in early access for ages but then abandoned the steam version. It still gets updates... just not here. The early access label is pretty deceptive at this point. If you're in the market for a good vr meditation app I'd look at DeepStates[VR] or Nature Treks VR instead.

TL;DR: I don't recommend buying this game because it has been in EAP for too long without any significant update that improves the existing experience or provides a new one. There's a clear room for improvement. WARNING: This game was published in 2016 as part of the Early Access Program. I decided to buy it in January 2020. Since then, I don't remember seeing any update for the game since today (end of April 2021, AKA 1 year and 3-4 months), still being in its EAP phase. The game immerses you in several visual and relaxing environments, where you can move in any direction. However, as a "meditation game", you should not expect anything else but the environment with their sounds. As its current stage, being in EAP for that long with its, still, lack of regular updates, without an option for having a virtual guide or teacher that tells you what to do, just standing (or sitting) while moving around the place you have chosen, and so on, I'm afraid I must say I don't recommend this game. I am more than happy to review it again if, at some point, all these previously commented points are amended. But, for now, I can't get rid of the feeling this game is just a prototype, and it still has a long roadmap ahead.

Its nice and it helps relax but its also abandoned.

This quiet, unpretentious application is one of the best constructed easiest to get into things I have used in VR and is one of the go to things that I use when I show off the powers of VR to friends. It is easy to navigate. It has a ton of environments that are incredibly rendered. It isn't just "sit on a mountainside and meditate to pretty music." No, you can explore the environments. I just meditated in a Japanese village on the side of a mountain next to a waterfall AND YOU CAN EXPLORE EVERYTHING! I went under the waterfall. I explored about 20-30 different buildings in the village - including inside the buildings. These aren't just one room shacks. They have multiple floors. They have balconies. I explored a secret bamboo glen that I had to go through a mountain archway. And they have 27 of these environments. And the meditations are top notch as well. They claim to have 16 hours of meditation on a lot of different topics (pregnancy, stress, sleep, etc.) and these are broken up into differing durations designed to fit how much time you have available. You can choose different music styles of background music (or even streaming radio).

the game stop working suddenly without any reason, even thought i tried many time and with different computers, but still i can't run this app anymore

Okay so I've had this game for quite a while now, and I use it still from time to time. If you're just looking for a relaxing atmosphere this game sure has a bunch of mix and match worlds/ambiences, they're nice and can be thoroughly relaxing. The guidance that each focus can bring is fairly enthralling and helps you ease your mind more. I've explored a bunch of different sets of audio, as well as completed Zen a few times, (to me it has been my favourite). You will come to find you will often end up picking different worlds and music for very different moods. Some days you are in the desert, others in the tundras, and again others in fields or lakes. However again, with so much use and how moods can be, you will end up finding with enough time you want to change the mood up more, and that therein lies the problem for longer term use. After so much use, there's a ever wanting desire of more. Seeing as this game only sees updates anymore on Quest, and as good as this software can be, it sort of pales in comparison to the now free (or cheaper) content you can get elsewhere, such as VRChat and similar. Alongside the notion you can get free meditation audio too (Guided Meditation VR has their own free to listen materials as well). Had this the same features and same extensive worlds that the Quest version had, I'd heartily recommend this to just about anyone, (the environments are really well made). But, seeing as this Steam version was left behind, I can't exactly recommend it to everyone anymore, knowing people would be paying for an abandoned yet still ongoing project elsewhere. Come the day this app gets a full PC port of the Quest materials/features, then I'd again praise this software. Until then, it feels like this is just an artifact of the older gen VR days. The controls and use of the game, while not vitally important in an atmosphere app, still feel very aged.

Skvělé. A místo mnoha slov, Sedněte na podložku a ponořte se s tímto programem do fantazie a tvořte si samy další fantazie, světy. DOPORUČUJI !!!

You think these will be cool. You think they'll be interesting, but then you have a VR headset on while trying to clear your mind. Its just a couple environments, and VR isn't so far along that you can even for a moment forget that you're in software. There's literally nothing else to it. You can get Steam rooms for free that will accomplish the same thing. Its a dumb concept, and I regret buying it. Even as a tech demo, its no good. I've had this for ages and for sure got it on sale, but no matter how cheap it was, it was definitely a waste of money.

This does not work for Oculus regardless of what is says, Community page says oculus support in 2017, writing this in december of 2020 and no such luck. Honestly if you are building an application to help people relax, make it ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ work... because right now ... I'm more angry than when i loaded the app. ♥♥♥♥ you for wasting my time.

Excellent program. Great for my anxiety and stress. However, I usually use Micheal Sealey for my guided meditation running in the background. Still an excellent VR program.