A Ton Of Feathers

This guy made some very good, weird things for free. This is also weird and good. Buy the guy a drink and check out his stuff.

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Some great voice work by the lone actor, and the power in some of the vignettes, makes this like being inside the most intense of radio plays. But you're there. And where you are is a very odd place indeed, flexing and fleeing around themes of existential dread as it does, only occasionally resting in dells of relationships and redemption. Playful one minute and pinned to the spot the next. Every single rule on VR comfort and presentation is broken at points in pursuit of that. And it works. It's like crack for a VR addict. Someone just telling their stories first and foremost, not worrying about whether that means occluding your view, or breaking the laws of physics when they feel like that too. The music was super fitting underneath it all. The whole thing was like a game / narrative made by Daniel Johnston, if I actually liked Daniel Johnston's stuff. There's positional audio in there, and physics interactions at various points. But essentially you're the game object watching everything in the round. I almost want to say it breaks some kind of fifth wall. Yeah, I liked it :D --- [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKEbLQuRIfc&feature=youtu.be]Quick vibe vid - but honestly the trailer on the store page captures it best[/url]

30分くらいの映像体験。 ただし、オブジェクトには触れる。 動画の雰囲気そのままの内容が30分。 途中1か所だけ、ジャンプスケア（びっくり要素）っぽいものがあるけど、それ以外はそういったものに頼らずに充実した体験。 英語のナレーションがずっと流れるが、英語がわからなくても十分楽しめる。 とにかく良い。 視界にエフェクトかけられる体験はVRならでは。 ゲームを求めている人は買わないほうがいい。映像の中に入れられてそれを楽しむもの。 雰囲気だけと言われればそれまでだけど、個人的にはおすすめ。

"The last game by Ben Lunato" Compressed bright and vibrating, this game is a deeply personal story that's closer to a poem then a video game. While it's themes seem a bit on the nose, the aesthetic manages to retell them into something really quite beautiful. Glad you kept making games Ben :)

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This game gave me whiplash.

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