
Have you ever wished to be sitting next to a fireplace during a rainstorm, camping in the woods, or standing on the edge of a beautiful mountainous landscape? Now you can with this virtual reality (VR) room-scale experience.
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Vistascapes VR is a free VR experience. It worked on my HTC VIVE system, looked ok, played ok, sounded ok. Has four relaxation/meditation experiences you can visit. I got this for free, but i guess this program was paid product at one time, that is why there is many negative reviews on this. CONS: Does Not work with Index controllers. Try this for a quite space experience.
This, like a few other titles, has a 'double vision' issue so bad it makes me absolutely nauseous. So much so, that I am typing this 10 minutes after I have requested a refund and I am still feeling it. Yes, my rig can handle this program. i7-4790k, 16G DDR3, 8G MSI R9-390, SSD. Aside from the queasy, the sound delay from the fireworks was pretty cool! Still giving it a recommend. :)
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I LOVE this. Its small, its inexpensive, and I've spent LOTS of time in the fireworks area. I have no idea why it says I've only been in for .7 hours...I easily have been in watching just the fireworks longer than that. The woods..I had fun crawling on the ground through the plants...I'm sure I looked like an idiot in RL..whatever. The cabin...sitting in there is easy to forget I live in the city while watching the rain on the windows. The mountain...I rather liked sitting on the edge and looking down...I have a fan blowing on me..added to the illusion..again, probably looked like an idiot... The lobby...surreal. laid down on my floor and just watched the orbs for a bit. Might try drinking and going into this place. The fireworks....I absolutely love being able to control the shells. That being said, one of the shells bogs my machine down...I'd love to see it optimized. I've got a GTX980ti, 16G RAM and I5 6700.
I'm sorry but four empty small rooms with nothing to do should not cost money
To be honest, when I looked at the negative reviews prior to buying this title, I thought that they were simple expecting too much from a not-even $3 program, and were disappointed when they didn't get a lot, but quite frankly, this is really not that great. The developers seem to be under the illusion that the shortcuts that work on a regular monitor - such as using low-poly meshes with a texture slapped on them, or making bushes out of multiple flat textures - will still be ok in VR when they simply won't. The mountain and forest areas are jokes. These are where those problems stand out the most. It's very easy to see the flat planes of the bushes and trees, and the fact that very little time was put into the ground or anything more than the immediately visible environment. Seriously, if you teleport to the ledge in the mountain scene, the view below you is pretty much a green, vaguely-mountain-shaped blob. Admittedly, though, the fireworks area is sorta fun to play around in, but the fireworks are entirely manual, so if you stop pressing buttons, they stop coming. I do like the rainy area, though. They seemed to actually pay attention to this area(mostly). The objects have a high enough poly count to not look boxy, and there are actually quite a few objects around the room, all with good detail to them, and it makes it feel like a believable space. Two complaints I have about it though, are the fact that the rain sound is the same volume regardless of your distance from the window, while the fire volume is determined by proximity, making it hard to hear the fire at all unless you're right next to it, and the fact that the rain itself falls very slowly. I don't expect much out of rain, but if I can track three different drops simultaneously as they fall to the ground, it's falling too slow. Overall, if you are very specfically looking for a VR experience where you can sit and listen to rain and a crackling fire in a semi-believable environment, then go ahead and grab this app. If you are looking for something to interact with or move around a lot in, go find something else. If you are looking for a place to sit and look around at nice views, go find something else. If you are looking for pretty much anything other than the rain-and-fire thing, go find something else.
Leider nicht sehr beeindruckend.. Extrem kleine Bereich in dem man sich bewegen kann.. vielleicht 3x3 Meter oder so. Wald und Berg is extrem langweilig und sieht dank niedriger Auflösung nicht ansatzweise gut aus. Das Haus ist.. okay.. aber sieht auch wie eine Demo die jeder mit Ahnung in 2 Minuten selbst zusammenbasteln kann. Zu sauber, zu unrealistisch. Das Feuerwerk ist okay, aber ehrlich.. man steht da und es knallt etwas.. Es ist sehr preiswert, aber nichtmal deshalb würde ich es empfehlen. Mit dem Geld hätte ich mir lieber ein Eis gekauft und wäre glücklicher.
Does exactly what it says on the tin. Enjoyed my brief go with it (sneaky go while working from home), and will definitely play some more. As somewhere just to sit and chill and relax, it's great. Would be even better if there were more interactive elements such as the fireworks, or different times of day etc. But for the cost its a relaxing diversion.
Sorry I did not enjoy this. I thought the graphics were extremely weak. Dev....keep trying.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfOuSYY1WO4
You know how sometimes VR titles look a lot better in VR than they do in screenshots or 2d movies? This is the opposite. It is a low quality tech demo not worth the price.
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