azigar - VR Plank Game sounds incredibly thrilling and immersive, especially with its focus on confronting the fear of heights in a realistic virtual environment. It seems like a game that pushes players to their limits, both physically and emotionally, with each step on the virtual plank being a test of courage and balance.
It's impressive to hear about the contributions of Pamil Arora, Ajaypal Singh Channa, and Riya Manchanda from Chandigarh University's animation department. Their roles as assistant director and mentors must have been pivotal in shaping the intense and realistic VR experience that Bazigar - VR Plank Game offers.
And kudos to you, Divyanshee Jain, for leading the development as a student of Chandigarh University and founder of Suyash Studio. Developing such a game requires not only technical skill but also a deep understanding of how to evoke emotions and create an immersive experience for players.
It sounds like Bazigar - VR Plank Game is not just a game but an adventure that challenges players to conquer their fears while enjoying the vibrant and bustling cityscape below.
So scary! The graphics aren't reality based, but it is still so scary to get on that plank! Those videos are not exaggerating.I kept telling myself "you're in your house. you're in your house" and I still couldn't get my foot on the plank the first time.Giving five stars not for the graphics but for the experience!
Immersive experience. This VR game offers a beautifully immersive experience with smooth controls and relaxing gameplay. Perfect for casual players seeking a charming, easygoing virtual escape.
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