Visionarium

Drugs are bad...mmmkay? Don't do drugs boys and girls. If you do drugs, you'll make a crappy game and try to rip people off for $10 at a go. I got this in a bundle of VR games. It cost me $0.50/game. I still feel ripped off. This is just a bad experience. Poor graphics and horribly bad music. No point to it. This is, without question, the most pointless VR experience I've tried in years of owning a headset. It's basically a crappy screensaver with even more crappy music. In the 32 minutes roughly of the experience, I spent about 31 minutes and 45 seconds waiting for it to end. It just...it's dumb. It's pointless. If it were free, it would still be a waste of 30 minutes of your time and not worth that. The fact they're asking $10 is criminal. The ONE thing I can say that isn't negative is that if you look at the % of positive reviews, you can clearly see the % of drug users, because you'd have to be high to enjoy this trash. Not even joking, even at free it isn't worth the time you'd waste.

This is a very nice music visualization experience. The soundtrack is very good as well. What excited me the most was interpreting your own custom music tracks. Since I compose this is very fun. However, wave files are the only supported format. Additionally, it requires you to have access to the keyboard while in VR to change or advance your music tracks. Since I have my system in a separate room this does not work for me. It would be much better if mp3 files and an option to play the files sequentially was supported. This would greatly enhance the program. I would not recommend this to someone prone to seizures or migraines from flashing lights. For the rest of us this is mesmerizing.

Great experience. Pretty much exactly why I got a headset. Hope to see more like this.

I got the 3 game bundle of all Sander Bos games and for 11 bucks it was well worth it.

It's okay. Good music. Graphics are pretty boring. I was disappointed and quit before the end.

I'd say my review for this one is much the same as for the sequel. If you want to vibe and chill with a VR experience, look no further. Sometimes you just don't want to move, but you still want to fight sleep and VR a bit in bed. Long day at the office, Visonarium will be there to get you out of that headspace for a while. You'll see I've played 7 hours of a not 7 hour game, so i've rolled thru it multiple times and enjoyed it each time.

I got this on sale and I'd say it was well worth the money. The experience is like a sort of psychedelic/spiritual trip, and it's actually quite beautiful. Unfortunately my controllers didn't work, so it seems as though there might be some compatibility issues with the controls with newer headsets? But you can get the game started and enjoy the basic experience without your controllers, and for roughly $5 I'd say it would be worth grabbing, if you're into this sort of content.