
Discover what happens to our abandoned dreams in "The Dream Collector," a VR film that follows the story of an old man and his dog, who collect broken dreams and try to fix them.
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Languages: English*, Simplified Chinese**languages with full audio support
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[h1]Played On: [b]HTC Vive[/b][/h1] The opening scene of The Dream Collector shows a young man with an electric guitar, on a bridge. He plays a note, hugs it, and then chucks it over the concrete into oblivion. The next moment, his clothes are changed to business attire, complete with tie. This opening sequence resonated strongly with me, as I'm sure it will many, regardless if you had dreams of being a musician or not; the item is merely symbolic. As you may have guessed by now, The Dream Collector is a short animated story about a magical man, his dog, and his ability to find, fix-up, and recycle discarded dreams. Whether they be broken guitars, deflated soccer balls, busted baseball mitts, you name it and the man can fix it with the help of some magic. The scenes follow him throughout the seasons, as he collects, fixes, and sends these items to an unknown location. All is revealed in a surprise ending that's definitely worth sticking around for. Even though this title is only 12 minutes long, the graphics, characters, environments, soundtrack, and unnarrated story are all well thought out, strong, and extremely enjoyable for people of all ages. The attention to detail in each setting is commendable, and the interactive film is complete with rain, snow, and sun effects; it almost feels like it could be a Pixar movie. The regular price of $2.29 CAD is suiting for The Dream Collector, and if you manage to grab it on sale it's an even better deal. It's a great seasonal title, and would be worth a yearly watch and also to show off to family and friends around the holidays. [h1]Rating: [b]4.0/5.0[/b] - Excellent, highly worth playing.[/h1] The VR Network [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33182845-The-VR-Network/]Curator[/url] | [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/thevrnetwork]Group[/url] Click for More
Awesome little story and shows the future of animation and how we will watch it. Can't wait for longer more involved stories to be released. If anything can sell VR to the masses it's this format, perfect for Vrgins.
Very cute, nice Christmas story. About 12 minutes length. Animations are well done for the most part. No dialogue. But the message is conveyed well. Not exactly Pixar, but this Pinta Studios has talent. I played this on the Oculus Rift with Touch controller and it worked fine, except starting the thing was harder than it had to be. Rating 7/10.
Excellent little short film for VR. This is the future of animation films. At the moment with 80 percent discount for 39 cents. Absolutely must have. Check out my video review (spoiler free - trailer and comments) https://youtu.be/YVeX6pnYEK4
除了开头选择部分 其他全程无交互 VR动画、流程大概15分钟 质量蛮高的 不过结尾插画部分 插画的图层设置在最上 遮盖掉了飘落的雪花还是蛮败笔的··
I adore this short film -- it perfectly demonstrates the immense potential of VR as a storytelling medium. Honestly, I wish it were a full two hours. I think I watched the entire thing with my mouth open, gazing at all the clever, beautiful ways that the story was told. I showed this to everyone in my family, one by one, after watching it myself, and each one of them was mesmerized by it. Even my dad, who has severe mobility issues and can't do most VR experiences, was able to sit in a chair and watch, and he loved it. I can't wait for more films to be released that use this sort of immersive, "placing the viewer INSIDE the story" kind of format. The ability to move around and view the action from multiple angles was breathtaking.
Really cute and well made, good for children from anywhere on earth since it contains no text and no spoken language. Be warned that it's a movie (you just watch without interacting) and that is very short (which is ok for the low price). A nice VR experience.
+Beautiful little story +Whimsical +Merry +Not too expensive for short movie -It's only a short movie with nothing you can interact with. 3/5 Great short little film, though would be better if there was some interaction, For 2 bucks I'd definitely give it some love.
Played on Rift CV1. It took me about 5min to figure out how to start the movie. You have to keep pressing the right trigger touch controller pointed at the house, a single press won't do. For a while I thought my right controller wasn't working properly. Otherwise it's a lovely little story that makes sense with a neat, clever ending and beautiful Pixar'ish art. About 10-12min long. 4/5 stars.
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