VRUSEUM

Fabulous journey into the imagination of modernizm where metaphysic poetry meets technology. As soon as I set the VR pixel density to 3, the visuals got crisp, detailled and realistic. Then I saw talented artists expressing their art in this Virtual Reality gallery. I wish I could map my controls for my Valve Index wands to navigate where I want because that's a real pain actually.

Cool virtual art gallery

Seems truly amazing. If only this would work with Index Kit controllers. I can't imagine why someone would publish in Steam and not offer support for the Index Kit. PLEASE add Index Kit controllers. Meanwhile download The Museum of Alternative Realities. It's a similar free VR art museum but one that actually works.

It just does not work with knuckles. keybord is neither working well, At least not out of the box. For VR just a fail, regardless of perhaps provided art. I stopped after a couple of minutes to figure out how to move properly. So, the art is just not properly accessible. I reject to fumble with the controls. It´s not the only one where controlers are poorly supported, if yet.

运用了游戏特性的艺术展，内容不算多，一两个小时就看完了，但挺好看的，一些场景截图当电脑背景也很好看。

[h1]Before I played VRUSEUM, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]

Disclaimer: Lacking VR hardware, I cannot speak for the condition of the VR interactions. As such, they are left out of this review. I had downloaded this Digital museum a few months ago. Finally got around to walking around in it. Each piece was distinct in its message and style. Some of the pieces moved, had other visual mediums incorporated. Some had accompanied music, perhaps to further drive towards some discussion. Visually, this presentation was stunning. The way light reflected/refracted off the artists' pieces was almost as if this was a real place. In addition to walking around the museum, you can also view the pieces in isolation, with slightly different lighting and camera control. The one thing I will warn viewers of this art display; the game is hardware-intensive. I viewed the museum at 4K max settings on a 2080ti. At even that load, I don't believe my framerate ever dipped below 30fps, though it certainly didn't climb higher than 40. About 95% of the GPU was consumed while inside the museum itself. Still, should be sufficient performance to move around / observe. Overall, for being a free presentation, I definitely got an hour of creative expression out of this. Worth looking closer at.