Liminal Lands

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 2[/h1] You can view my live review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/gZRbo6N4GiQ I honestly feel bad that I got this for 90% off. These developers deserve the full retail price. This is a magical, unique experience for PCVR. One of the best experiences I have had in VR in 2023 and one of the best artistic experiences I have ever had. It's basically 20 minutes long. It's difficult to describe, but basically it's a stylized artistic interpretation of the changes of the wetlands ecosystem. It's trippy, it's weird, it's experimental, it's just out of this world yet totally within the world. You move around in your room-scale and hear different sounds & notice different things as the environment around you slowly or rapidly changes. It's definitely not for everyone. It's not really a game. It's a contemplative, meditative, zen-like experience. You really have to have the right mindset before starting this experience. All I can say is that after a hard day of work, after experiencing this, I was totally calm and peaceful and had a big smile on my face. Experience is running on the Unreal Engine. On my RTX 3080, I was getting a pretty steady 90 fps, with only a few frame rate drops, but nothing noticeable. I did notice some loading issues at the start, where it kind of looks like it is going to crash, but then it just played normally. There is no locomotion or turning, you have to move or turn IRL. Motion controllers are only used to start the experience. Anyways, I think these devs are extremely talented. They brought something totally unique to VR. Their artistic vision is just out of this world. I'm glad I got to experience this. [b]Rate 9/10.[/b] [quote]If you enjoyed my review, please consider joining my Steam Curator Group. You can join here: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Oculus_WMR [/quote]

Played with the Vive Pro 2 How to describe this is a little difficult. I can say this is wild, weird, unique and artistic. I have never seen anything like it. Wonderful VR Experience. You find yourself in a living, breathing world inside a world. Be sure to look inside of objects such as Tree trunks and rocks. You will need some room to do this but not much. Music and sounds are wonderful and are perfect for this creation. I really enjoy this wetlands ecosystem. Thank you for your creation here.

Unique mostly cinematic VR experience with trippy alien atmosphere. It's hard to describe, and screenshots do not convey how it feels in VR. It's only 20 minutes long, but it will be a very memorable 20 minutes. Works on Reverb G2

This VR title is a short experience with no real interactive elements besides moving around. I have a 6x6 play area so movement is very limited. All I say is it was kinda eerie with the stereo sounds and shifting environments. I believe it costed 5 dollars or less with a early discount. Experience was about 20 minutes. I did a video with a link here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ep2bHv2_gPA

Nice try. Worth to get for a few euros. Has some nice views, bit slow but the sound makes up for it. Creepy and weird and a bit trippy. It's between zen and spooky.

Way too slow paced. I found myself waiting around wondering if the game was broken or done. I had to give up eventually.

Nice experience. You do need a bit of space to be able to interact with things properly. I only have about 3 x 3 so I wasn't able to interact as much I I'd like. It would benefit from being able to teleport to overcome space issues.

Not for me I guess. A little too abstract. The scans are interesting and there's a real LSD trip feel to it, but I just didn't feel it. For someone into a more cosmic/artistic experience, it might be fine. I don't understand why they have all 103 supported Steam languages set as being supported. I don't think there's actually any spoken or written content. Maybe they meant to be tongue-in-cheek "accessible." I don't like them claiming languages that they haven't actually invested any time into (Apache??).

this is not a game, this is a predefined cinematic that you have no control over. you can stick your head into objects to hear different noises, but nothing more. not a prerendered cinematic, so there will be performance issues and frame drops. texture resolutions are low, so this should run well on an old quest or something. also, each scene is pretty boring and lasts too long, and you have no control over how long you spend in each scene. and then at the end, i had to force kill the process with the operating system since it didn't exit properly. however, i'd say it's worth the $1 sale price since it is in fact something to look at for awhile, but i wouldn't recommend buying it.

This is an experience, not a game. The visuals are a bit dated looking, but for $1.39, it's a very nice trip. It isn't edge of your seat, it's just sit back and soak it in.

Slow paced and looks way worse in the headset. This feels like an experience from 2016. Try "Deepstates" instead. You wont be disappointed.

Well I don't know that I walked away having learned any more about the wetlands, but I know I definitely want to do drugs there.

My review might be slightly biased since I'm already a fan of Jakob Kudsk Steensen's work, which I find mesmerizing in real life. Experiencing his creation through a VR headset, without having seen it in person, is a remarkable experience. This isn't a traditional game; it's more of an audio-visual journey that immerses you in his interpretation of wetlands from your own perspective. Every detail in this experience provokes thought and offers a unique viewpoint. It's a relaxing journey that encourages introspection. The shifting viewpoints continually present new angles, enhancing the experience each time – I absolutely loved it. The investment is minimal, but the return is significant – spending 20 minutes in this virtual world is undoubtedly worth it.

What a wonderful artistic experience. Super weird, which I loved. Pop on a headset and be amazed at going through a morphing landscape. The scale is so beautiful and ever changing. It's a very moving experience. I've got an RTX 3080, it played and looked great. Not sure why others are complaining about the graphics. If you're playing VR, make sure you've got a VR capable rig! Would highly recommend this experience, well worth the $4.

got it for like 1$ not bad, if you have the dollar why not.. it feels like a psychedelic drug come up, very very eerie, I don't know how I would feel like if I experienced it with a drug for the first time, kinda bummed out cuz I didn't do that for my first time trying it TBH lol.

worn out tech demo, not really relaxing