La Camila: A VR Story

Very good for a free game. It is a short story with very good animation. Even though this game has very few interaction parts, i would recommend this game because of its 1. good animation 2. good story 3. unique ways to present said story and 4. presents good music to accompany the visuals. and also, moral of the story: even if your dad dies on storm cloud trying to put out the fire that the makeshift rocket launch site had, don't let that bring you down, to the point where you are too depressed to put out house fires made from weird storms

Apparemment les manettes Occulus Rift ne sont pas prises en compte. Le jeu démarre mais on ne peut rien faire. Dommage !

Eine kurze knackige Vr-Geschiche, super.

It's not bad for a 20 minute story but does demand a bit out of the ordinary. The music is mostly relaxing and the graphics don't stutter or jerk at all but you should have audio at a comfortable volume and a 3x3m play space setup or you're going to have problems interacting with some story components. My Oculus CV-1 and RX 580 are sufficient but I have a less than ideal play space for this game falling short of a 3 meter square. Character graphics look like something I would want to model for an older console but fitting to the art style and mood. A bit whimsical with the feeling you're in a theater watching a short masterpiece but also the feeling that you're not entirely separate from the scene. Not my style at all but I enjoyed it. I'll look for more from this publisher.

Szału nie ma, można pooglądać. Ale generalnie w trakcie tylko myślałem kiedy to się zakończy. Prawdopodobnie ktoś chciał , żeby to było głębsze. Ja niestety nie załapałem.

I'm hesitant to recommend this. It's very pretty, and has a soundtrack that I personally enjoyed. However, I never really understood what was going on. Maybe that's on me, but it put a damper on the experience regardless. The biggest complaint is the spinning and swaying. It seems completely unnecessary, and nearly made me put it down. The interactions were just weird. Actually, I don't think I can recommend this to the average vr user. Check it out if you can handle spinning and enjoy abstract storytelling.

I think I understand what this story is about. It seems clear, but not crystal clear. Regardless, its beautiful! Not sure if there is supposed to be no sound, but it does launch without audio, and I could not find a way to play it other than silently.

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