Virry VR

 PlayStation 4
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3.7

Generally unfavorable reviews- based on 6 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 1 out of 6
  2. Mixed: 2 out of 6
  3. Negative: 3 out of 6

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  1. TantFuriosa
    Jan 5, 2018
    1
    Nope. This is just 360° footage of the kind you can find for free on YouTube. You get no feeling of being in the scenes, you can't pause or walk around, it's just videos. There are some interactive elements like for educational purposes answering questions about rhino horns, but if you want to educate your kids you can just pop up Wikipedia next to your YouTube 360° video of choice. I'mNope. This is just 360° footage of the kind you can find for free on YouTube. You get no feeling of being in the scenes, you can't pause or walk around, it's just videos. There are some interactive elements like for educational purposes answering questions about rhino horns, but if you want to educate your kids you can just pop up Wikipedia next to your YouTube 360° video of choice. I'm very disappointed I spent money on this.… Expand
  2. kch3691
    Dec 31, 2017
    5
    Virry VR is a bunch of prerecorded game trail cam footage that has some edutainment interaction. Time Machine VR was something similar and I enjoyed that so I thought I would try this. Unfortunately they fail to do much of anything in this title.

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  1. Eurogamer Italy
    Apr 14, 2017
    50
    Quotation forthcoming.
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  2. Digitally Downloaded
    Apr 13, 2017
    90
    Virry’s not a game, and I know that in writing that I’ve disqualified it as a potential purchase by many. But Virry is such an important little experience, because it gives people the chance to get close to threatened animals, and hopefully come away caring a little more about conservation.
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