
Modules is a VR art experience by Maxim Zhestkov, where architecture, sculpture, film, and music blend together to immerse viewers into the artist's world.
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Excelente aproximación desde la mirada artística minimista en el uso de conceptos de videojuego
I liked it. Very calming and it remembers me of some sculptures and museums I've been to. It's definitely a bit resource intensive on the real time lighting mode, but I had no issues at all with my RX6600 on 1080p 60fps. I just wish I could jump and get closer to edges.
Absolutely fascinating. As a photographer myself one of my joys is to head to the two Tate galleries in London and simply enjoy wandering the halls, watching people, looking at the exhibits and enjoying the sense of calm. I find that people who visit such places arrived flustered but after about 20 mins many start to calm and feel a sense of peace as they explore, I like taking photos of people in places. As I wandered these virtual halls ( I don't have VR so only desktop ) I felt a similar sense of calm, especially while listening to the audio commentaries, Max has a very soothing and calming voice. I love listening to artists describe how and why they create and these were quiet inspiring. I've been in a bit of a creative slump recently and this very minimalist, almost living exhibition gave me a little poke with the "creative stick" and started me thinking about new ideas of what I want to do next. It's certainly not everyone's cup of tea, it's not a game more a ( I hate this phrase ) piece of "modern art" that you immerse yourself in and enjoy and try to appreciate the forms and space, as well as the negative space around the objects. You have to be open minded and not expect it to entertain you, but if you enjoy visiting galleries such as the aforementioned Tate modern galleries then you may well find something enjoyable about this piece of work. A great piece of software, very enjoyable and I look forward to seeing ( and hearing! ) more from Max.
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To all the reviewers saying you need an RTX card to experience this, you don't! I'm running this with the following: - GTX 1650 - 16GB RAM - 4GB of VRAM on a i7 10th Gen - 1TB HDD (where the game is installed) - 250 GB SSD The experience runs just fine for me with these specs, even if the components are starting to show more signs of tech aging now. The only tweak I made was lowering global illumination to the second/middle option, with the rest of the settings all the way up, and it worked perfectly fine. I also had no other background tasks running except for this program, and no, it's not running at 60fps or even 100+ fps (what I'm used to anywhere else), but it did work without a hitch. I'm not a stickler for frames unless gaming, and this is more of an experience, so while it's personally fine for now, the extra frames would be nice to have as an update in the future, if possible. Pros -- - Visually minimalist and STUNNING - Great experience for the 3D/CGI community heads to enjoy - No modern art museum in your small, middle-of-nowhere town? Try this! Cons -- - Screen tearing is only noticeable if the anti-aliasing option is turned on and cranked up all the way to the highest setting, so I didn't use it. - The walking is a little bit too slow for my liking. - There also needs to be a way to fast forward or rewind the recordings maybe? Idk.
This is a cool little art installation... all in your VR headset!
Cool art.
łądne ale nudne
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Really enjoyed this game and have been through it twice so far. It does take a lot of graphics processor. I was streaming it and I had to turn off my webcam. I found the whole visual experience very inspiring. I started getting into my music software to see what sounds I had which would work with these visuals. One friend mentioned that the graphics might have looked cleaner with Unreal Engine. Don't quite understand how my laptop worked better than my PC with this. My PC has much better graphics processing so that really doesn't make sense. I definitely hope this developer will add to the game as he mentioned he might!
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