The Cubicle.

Yes, it´s just a demo-like game, but it's made nicely and shows how immersive VR can be. I personally love this demo, I can't get enough of what happens later in the short but nicely made story... ;)

A small surreal VR demo. It's not what it looks like at first Moment. Pretty to test Motion animation, however, easy Motion Can evoke Sickness. After 5 Minutes, the Fun is over.

Short Experience more similar to a short film interactive than a game, slightly disturbing and quite surprising. Recommended for beginners. Works well on Windows Mixed Reality (Lenovo Explorer).

As much as it is good/fast as much I will not advise, even free for the blow it lasts just 5 minutes, has almost nothing to do and to give sensations of Vertigo as not possible it is good because it is free fortunately.

Product received for free was Played on Rift CV1. Not sure what to think about this game. He's doing his job, but it's not a game I'd demonstrated to introduce my friends to VR. It's not a terrible game, but it can give you some seasickness.

Excellent and free! A trip in the head of an office clerk who is going to have a slight Burnout, a flush the bowl of files to classify and his p * tain of cubicule... Very impressive and psychedelic, a must-have of VR demonstrations that will delight your drugged friends and others if there are any.

Note: ON NO FALL WATCH the Trailer! The everyday Labour Madness. Or isn't it? Secrets. Goose bumps. Incredibly successful and at the same time unfortunately also incredibly short Trip into the Depths of virtual Reality. And Day-to-day Work. And more. What an Experience. And that's free!

The Cubicle. -An office adventure in virtual reality a little reminiscent of short Stanley Parable. Attention: The game is designed for the owners of HTC Vive, without it it will start, but the only thing that can be done is to look around with the mouse. For The game need controllers, and a helmet. The Whole point of the game is that we have one small office space, objects in it that we can manipulate, and hellish parishes, which I will not describe, because it means to spoiler the whole game. This Whole thing is going on for 15 minutes, and a little reminiscent of the stripped-down Stanley Parable, thanks to the corporate atmosphere, and the growing gluiness. The Game is difficult to name, but as a demonstration of possible devices virtual reality is quite interesting. I can only Recommend the owners of HTC Vive (well, or as in my case, having someone borrow it for a while), for free, and generally not bad.