The Martian VR Experience reviews

A fantastic VR Experience that turned out a bit short with about 25 Minutes. Graphical and gameplay technically, "The Martian" is at a fairly high Level. For Fans of the Film, it is highly recommended. If the €20is too much, you can wait until it gets cheaper in the sale. However, the Original Film on BluRay is not cheaper either and you can't interactively participate as a Main Character.

The experience is technically very successful: good textures, crisp image, and excellent soundtrack. You can feel the Pro job! Some bugs vitiate your virtual body however particularly successful (it is a sitting experience) and it is short (about 30 minutes). The black point of the title is that there is no freedom of movement: you chain interactive scenes interspersed with videos of the film (fairly well integrated). I wish I could walk and Rover around and in the Martian base, but there nothing, you chain the fixed positions to accomplish various tasks rather nice. The scenes are successful: throwing potatoes by mumuse with a robot on the background of music to the mark Wytney, recover the atomic pile, load solar panels in full storm, drive the Rover in approaching phase of the rocket Ares, and especially the magnificent and vertiginous orbital transfer and takeoff! The experience is in the end very pleasant and pleasant. But there is a clear lack of freedom of exploration to prolong its lifespan. At 5 or 10 euros I recommend it fully. But the price of 20 euros is too high. shame. Unless a free browsing mode is added. The experience is technically very successful: good textures, clean image, and excellent soundtrack. We feel the job of Pro! Some bugs taint your virtual body however particularly successful (it's a seated experience) and it's short (about 30 minutes). The black point of the title is that there is no freedom: you chain interactive scenes interspersed with videos of the film (fairly well integrated). I would have liked to be able to walk and Rover around and in Martian base, but there nothing, you chain the fixed positions to accomplish various tasks rather nice. The scenes are successful: launching potatoes by mummying with a robot on a background of music to the mark Wytney, recovering the atomic pile, loading solar panels in full storm, driving the Rover in the approach phase of the rocket Ares, and especially the magnificent and vertiginous orbital takeoff and transfer! The experience is ultimately very pleasant and pleasant. But clearly lacks freedom of exploration to prolong its life. At 5 or $10 I advise it fully. But the price of $20 is too high. Pity. Unless a free exploration mode is added.