
Join Will as he interviews interesting people from the world of games, virtual reality, film, television, and more in an interactive, 3D-rendered, virtual reality talk show. This week's episode features Firewatch. You can explore the tower!
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Strangely, Foo show doesn't seem to work. Poetically, while Will Smith left his job to found Foo show, so the developers of Foo show seem to have left the app - It seems like nothing more than abandonware. The app basically doesn't work. I have a Samsung O+, and all other games work well. but Foo show has broken controls and dead empty menus. Very sad and strange.
hell to the no, updates go way behind schedule, yet slick will can still find the time to make a destiny 2/gamestop ad (with this kickstarter'ed tech)....and I am a kickstarter for this game btw. The firewatch episode was good, but the next ones were garbage
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"The FOO Show featuring Will Smith" is an abandoned early access/failed kickstarter non-game. It's a talk/interview show that's presented on PC instead of youtube where this kind of thing belongs. There are no game loops, this is not a game, yet the developers have bewilderingly and misleadingly posted this on Steam as a game. That aside, it doesn't seem to work on modern PCs with a locked UI/crash on launch (it just shows you a picture of a console peasant childrens toy gamepad, but the controls don't work so you can't go any further). So even if it was a game, it can't be played. This was abandoned a couple of years after launch and didn't deliver what the kickstarters had paid for. While I don't think the developers deliberately set out to scam people, that's kind of what happened because I don't think they gave any of the money back. It's since been made free, but I can't think what the people who actually paid money for this think about that revelation. This is just another sad little footnote/warning for people that kickstarter and Steam Early Access may have noble intentions but it's extremely rare that these programs result in something overall good for the industry, and more often than not end up with "games" like "The FOO Show featuring Will Smith", underdelivered and broken.
Life sized lizardmen. I've been a Warhammer fan for 15 years and this is a dream come true. Wish they made a VR Warhammer game! For now it's just a show.
Etkileşimli, 3D olarak oluşturulmuş sanal gerçeklik talk şovunda oyun, sanal gerçeklik, film, televizyon ve daha pek çok dünyadan ilginç insanlarla röportaj yapan Will'e katılın. Bu haftanın bölümünde Firewatch yer alıyor. Kuleyi keşfedebilirsiniz!
Does not work. The room it opens is empty
The FOO Show featuring Will Smith is an Early Access VR Talk Show. It worked on my HTC Vive and Index system, looked ok, sounded ok, played ok. On the episode Firewatch (the Free one): it is an interview with some devs of the game Firewatch, where they go into the fire watch tower and talk about making the game and Smith talks about making this VR episode. The rest of the episodes you have to buy as DLC from steam store to be able to play them. You can try some of the DLC episodes by running them, gives you a timeline, menu button and the VR maps. Try the free episode Firewatch, then delete or buy.
Interesting Concept - hopefully more interviews to come !
The first episode is free and it is pretty cool. You get to visit the firewatch tower from the game Firewatch, in the game's art style. The other episodes are DLCs you need to buy separately. The second episode features a workbench in a creepy dark hall with some game assets on a shelf that you can pick up. In the third episode, you get to visit a large jungle temple and check out some units from Warhammer: Total War, mostly Lizardfolk and their dinosaurs.
Cool concept, hopfully more episodes soon
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