Storytelling in VR is very good. This is a great example of good storytelling in VR, something the platform will really excel in. You simply can't get an experience like this from a book or movie, and the BBC are one of several companies putting out great content in this arena.The story is very interesting to experience, especially seeing it from the viewpoint of both girls. You really do feel some of what they were feeling, and it's quite emotional.There are a few graphical glitches, and if you have an issue like I did where you had to recenter I found the experience reset, so it has to be done in a single sitting and make sure you're comfortable. I also found in one story there were some rendering issues (from Anna's point of view in the park) which was a shame.
Wow just wow! I don't know what to say! This is a amazing one. It's based on a true story and where the script is written from their memories. This VR experience is excellent! It's puts you in Anna's perspective after she becomes a victim. I would recommend this one hundred precent. This is truly amazing. It'll make you think about more people like her. BBC you did a excellent job! Keep it up with more stuff like this!
Well told true life story. I love how it gives you 2 different perspectives. Both are so well told. Hope more films are made in VR as it is such a unique and immersive way of seeing a different world. Great job BBC and devs!!!!
Great short with VR issues. With two great names, BBC and Aardman I would expect it to be good. The story telling is very good. The animation is clever as I'm sure its inteded to run on as many VR platforms as possible. So for a low poly production it works well. The issues can and should be sorted. The sitting and standing option is confusing as it does suggests 2 viewing modes of the same thing. It is not. It is the story told from two different prospectives - which is at the core of the whole production. Also the fact that the visual quality can be improved should be more obvious than sitting behind 'settings'. The most serious technical issue is in the 'standing story' the software doesn't seem to understand the scale of the VR environment and you can't reach the interactive objects. In order to move the story on you have to interact. Hence the need to reset the view outside the experience and even then its not perfect.
The future of storytelling in VR. So yeah I gotta say. What an emotional but very powerful experience. Being able to step into the role of these twin sisters is very inspiring. You can experience things from both sides. The happy, the tough and the sad moments. With VR you can tell stories in such a next level way and in this case make people more aware of what a brain injury can do to someone. I just love how they connected these two stories together with different perspectives in the way you were watching it but also dialogue wise. Its a must try, a must watch, an adventure, a special connection.
Fabulous VR storytelling. Heartfelt and emotional! A subject matter rather too close to home for me too. One note: I almost missed 50% of this because I thought there was two modes for the same story. Turns out seated/standing from the menu is actually the stories from each twin's perspective. Go through it in both modes to get the full experience.
投稿者：Chris Underwood
★5
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悲しいけど美しい。 BBCによるもう一つの素晴らしいリリース。
投稿者：BrianH
Sad but beautiful. Another great release by the BBC.
投稿者：BrianH
★5
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ナイス・ストーリー。クリアでカラフル。
投稿者：Luminary
Nice Story. Clear colorful.
投稿者：Luminary
★5
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BBCのVR体験はどれも素晴らしい。 これは感動的で感情的だが、「グラブ」的な意味ではない。
投稿者：byteframe
All BBC VR experiences are incredible. This is moving and emotional, but not in a 'grabby' way.
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