EVEREST VR

I 40 Years old | Gamer and Technology Enthusiast | System: VIVE with I5 and 980TI Hello people who like me, love nature and the Mountains and Recognizes what effort is behind such a Project, and realizes that here these are the real Data of the Himalayan Mountains and not a Fantasy, yes, I think will be the 20 Euros rne invested. Bear In mind that Man is not viable for long. Let's Have Time at Hillarystep and just get the View. but! I'm very fond. Graphically, it's one of the best Experiences so far. The Theme of "Height" comes across super. The Pictures are terrific. Happy Xperience

I am like almost everyone here: Huge Anticipation, and now huge Disillusionment. I knew the "Experience" was going short-but so short? And the whole thing is then artificially stretched with a completely unnecessary Tutorial: The few gameplay elements explained in the Tutorial are used exactly once in the Game (or in the Case of the Ice Pick not at all), are extremely trivial and would have It can also be easily explained In-Game. You can already see that Work and Love are part of this Project, but the value for money does not fit. Too bad you could certainly have made a real Game out of the Theme (with Climbing Passages similar to in "The Climb," the Danger of Crashing, Interaction with the other Mountaineers ...). Missed Opportunity!

Habs just finished, took about 25 Minutes. So you can't do a lot, but what you do (Climb ladder up, Cross Crevasse, ..) is already impressive. With my 980ti could shoot the Graphics almost except stop and the Whole thing looks quite impressive, but for the absolute wow experience there is simply a double Resolution. Due to the fact that everything was kept very realistic, the Fly Grille is already very noticeable. However, edge Fibrillation Can almost easily be fixed, which is really fine. €20ists tend not to be worth it, but some Settings are already very nice. Unfortunately, it was not really spectacular, which was mainly due to the fact that you accompany many Scenes from the Air and the walking passages are very short. Still a nice Experience.

Despite the Brevity of this Experience, Everest VR is worth its Price. Pampered Player creatures may like to unfairly compare This Piece of virtual reality to great Multi-million-dollar 2D games or other VR titles with more Game time, but that Comparison is lagging. Because in Terms of Reality Fidelity, this particular Location is excellently implemented. Getting The Opportunity to feel on Mount Everest and to convey this Experience to Guests is worth the 20 Euros for me. I also spend this Amount in the Awareness of seeing something that most People can only dream of and could only dream of until recently, because this Medium did not exist yet. From a technical Point of view, I can see the Work and Meticulousness behind this Development. Tip for the Cutscenes: Sitting on the Floor and imagining sitting on a flying Carpet helps with malaise.