DaveBowles
October 26, 2020
Quest2
Can you please make this playable on the Quest2?!!!
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A Fear Of Heights, And Other Things
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Release date
April 12, 2017
Publisher
Fulby Technologies
This is a VR experience which shows how virtual reality can invoke an involuntary response. The current stationary scenes are:
A wooden bridge over a canyon A narrow ledge on a cliff Being in a dark passageway with only a flip lighter Being trapped underground with the walls closing in In the ocean surrounded by sharks On a window cleaning gondola on the side of a skyscraper Performing a base jump
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ZeeshanArshad
April 13, 2017
Good Experiences
Good one to buy and the team did nice job in building some experiences. Cliff, Dark Passage and Trap Undergroud experiences are very nice and worth to try out. Some experiences need more work or additions for example; shark one is not good enough so give it close and more immersive shark feelings, nothing to do in canyon experience but its graphics are superb and it could have bridge to break and fall down, basejump is good and made me feel falling but we cannot control it to where we want to jump. Overall, worth buying it and looking foward for more scenes and improvements.
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Clyde10wf
July 17, 2020
Base Jump
Excellent!
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Droidman5910
May 7, 2017
Sickness
I like the idea, abd ive played plenty of vr games before, scary, non scary and ones with a much higher amount of motion, but something about this game makes me sick to my stomach when i play
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Leishiac
April 15, 2017
Very Scary For 1992
This looks like it was made with early 1990s CGI technology. Very basic and not very scary at all. There are free streaming real life videos of hang gliding and rock climbing on Samsung video and Within that are much more realistic and scary. Save your 99¢.
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