
LUNE is a experiential haiku, a short poem dedicated to the exploration of the new medium of VR. You can touch and play; poke and prod; dance, move, caress, or simply meditate as you build yourself a pillow fort made from stars, in the company of the quiet moon.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Arabic*, Bulgarian*, Czech*, Danish*, Dutch*, Finnish*, Greek* +15 more
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I replayed it over and over for over an hour. Bought it again and gifted it to a friend immediately. Afterwards i went to the developers website, and explored it all the way to 4 am in the morning. Then went to sleep and had some very powerful dreams. This experience unfortunetly isn't for everyone. For the ones that don't understand it, it will simply be meh to them. For the ones that do understand, it can bring those individuals to tears.
people who think VR is only a natural evolution of the current state of video games: you may want to avoid this. It's not high gameplay or anything. people who want weird content that shows creativity and want to support creators who can elevate the "genre" of VR content to either a higher art form or at least make it a more whimsical platform, Lune is well worth the 3 dollars, if only to have a spot that recreates what I longed for in the halcyon days of my psychedelic usage: a kickass shimmery tent surrounded by the whirrs and chitters of the extraplanar old gods sewn together with a musical thread.
Nice experience!
Beautiful, if a bit pointless. It may not be life changing, or awe inspiring, and it's almost certainly not for everyone. Still I've enjoyed my time with it and I look forward to trying it again and showing it to others. I'm still not sure if I went through the whole experience or not, things started breaking and I had thrown pieces outside of my environment, which seemed to keep me from being able to continue or loop back to the begining if that is what would have happened next.
quietly surprising and beautiful.
Kann man sich durchaus "anschauen", Wiederspielbarkeit ist aber wohl eher gering?! Alles in dieser Welt glitzert holografisch. Man wandelt dünne "Stangen" in dicke Blöcke um, dann legt sich eine Art holografische Decke über einen und man hat das Gefühl, sich in einem Zelt zu befinden. Das hat schon irgendwie was. Schutz, Geborgenheit, Kindheitserinnerungen wo man sich aus Stühlen, Tischen und Decken Höhlen baute (und nachts fast drin erstickt ist). Andererseits so eine Art ruhiger Discoraum, da alles bunt ist. Die Beleuchtung kann man ändern. Die dicken Blöcke werden in neue Blöcke verwandelt (muss man selbst tun - man kann in dem Zelt also so lange Zeit verbringen, wie man möchte), dann sinkt die Decke plötzlich. Jene neuen Blöcke kann man nun auflösen. Und alles wiederholt sich von Neuem. Allerdings gibt es diesmal einen riesigen Block. (Die anderen lassen sich allerdings auch in Größe und Dicke anpassen). Ich weiß nicht, ob ich evtl. etwas übersehen habe. Aber sehr viel mehr kann man nicht tun. Es ist ein Eintauchen in bunte Farben, musikalisch untermalt. Der Umhang, die Decke lässt sich bewegen - also sie reagiert auf Berührungen. Man kann auch die Blöcke darunter bewegen und das Zelt größer oder kleiner machen. Sich innen befinden, oder von Außen rauf schauen. Auch der Boden lässt sich durch Berührung etwas "durchquirlen". Bewegen muss man sich in echt, braucht also auch etwas Platz. Ein kleines Kunstprojekt, wenn man so will. Aus den Blöcken kann/könnte man auch Skulpturen bauen. Keine Ahnung, inwieweit die Decke sich den Umrissen dann anpasst. Okay, um das raus zu finden, lohnt dann irgendwann doch noch mal ein Durchgang. Vielleicht lässt sich hier doch mehr anstellen, als ich jetzt denke. Leute die sich irgendwelche Substanzen einwerfen, haben womöglich noch andere Verwendungszwecke.
Nope, not worth a buck or your time. for 5 min. experience.
L U N E is quite possibly the most pleasant place I've ever been. It's absolutely one of the best things you can do in VR in under ten minutes. Everyone with a VR headset should buy it, just to show off to people. That said, "haiku" is the right way to describe it; as in, it's quite short. Still, well worth the money.
A magical experience in VR. Cabbibo is the master of using VR as an art form.
Lune is what I show my friends to give them a sense of how VR can enable new kinds of experience. It's engaging and offers a few moments of genuine wonder. Don't expect a game but definitely worth it as art.
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