
This is not a game. This is history. Presented by Hardcore History® legendary podcaster Dan Carlin, War Remains is an immersive VR experience that transports viewers into the nightmarish hellscape of the Western Front of the First World War.
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Intense 15 minutes. Gives you a glimpse of the hell these soldiers had to go through. In the first scene you are in an observation balloon high above the frontlines. The nightmarish scenario sent shivers down my spine. It gets more intense from then on. Decent headphones recommended, the internal speakers of the Quest 2 aren't really up to the task. Highly recommended.
This wasn't bad, but it's seriously like 15 minutes and go in with that in mind. Unless there's something I was missing.
A VR companion piece to Dan Carlin's "A Blueprint to Armageddon" audio series. If you enjoy Carlin's Hardcore History podcast, you'll almost definitely enjoy this short non-interactive experience.
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I liked how you get a glimpse into WW1 but the "game" was way to short and low quality. I wished I could "walked" around a larger area and take in the scenery more. Maybe even take a look at a few famous battles take took place during the war. I would love to have the chance to take a look inside a tank, experience a horrified gas attack with you standing there with your mask, or stand next to an artillery base doing some bombing, see how that worked. Or maybe have a chance to sit inside a plane doing a overhead view of the trench network. I dont need to have interaction with the world like inside a game, but I would like if it was a longer history lession. I would only recommend this experience during a very big sale, like less then 1euro or something, because of how short it was. But overall it not bad, the experience is just not well developed and could be a good base for something bigger in the future.
Very well done immersion into the artist's idea of the horrors of war - specifically World War I - the "war to end all wars". A short visualization but very well made. I enjoyed this very much and it showed how horrible war can be.
this would best be described as a cool thing you'd see in a museum but without having to worry about other people dirtying up a VR headset, for 5 bucks i think it worth your time, though i do wish it went a bit harder into the point being made
Viele Probleme.Zum einen wirklich sehr kurz, obwohl ich als VR Erfahrener kurze Geschichten gewöhnt bin, wenige Szenerien und dann leider noch ein total übertrieben hart klingender Erzähler... Da gibt es einfach besseres fürs Geld... Zum Beispiel Gloomie Eyes...
I like history, I like Dan Carlin so of course this is going to be great...Denied! This is all of 15 minutes the graphics are fine but there was little to no history of WW1, you're in a balloon, then a trench, then a dug out and it is all over. There is more time showing credits than anything else. What a complete joke and waste of time. It was only 5 dollars and i feel like I've been cheated. Needless to say I will buy no more from Dan Carlin.
10/10 wish i was able to use my hands to grab things but, it alright.
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