ChillaxVR Reviews

Cheap as chips with enjoyable locations to look around in. can't really ask for much more than that. Thanks for your hard work :)

First, thank you for this enjoyable VR environment. I enjoy it very much. May I ask for more. Can I have a dog next to me, so I am not alone. Threw stone into water are good idea, can I have more stone or rock to threw. At night, can I have a fresh light in my hand . Or fire work to fire up to the sky if possible. Can I play my own MP3 music . How to change or go to new location ? Can I walk slowly within the environment locomotion, not teleport if possible. Thank you again this enjoyable VR game.

The beach scene is wonderful. Playing some music in the background and watching the clouds roll by was deeply relaxing. The rest of the scenes by comparison were visually uninteresting. The underwater scene caused the game to crash for me. ChillaxVR lacks compelling content aside from the beach scene. But I enjoyed my time at the beach so much that I still recommend trying this experience.

This is just a collection of a few small environments with outdated graphics for VR. The underwater ocean scene can crash if you are in a seated position and you cannot teleport at all in the only decent beach scene. There are also no options so you cannot disable the music in other scenes. A much better relaxing VR experience in my option is Guided Meditation VR.

Full disclousre: I got this game on sale for .99 cents USD back when it cost a bit more. For the sale price, which is now the current price, it isn't bad. Some of the areas like the pagoda roofs are small, but you can watch a lot of dynamic things. The rooftop during the day has clouds rolling across the sun, birds flying, and drums to play. There's even a statue of Siddhartha to meditate by. The music is pretty and soothing. At night it is a different rooftop I think. With rocks to skim, clouds chasing through the moonlit sky, and the Northern Lights. Beautiful stars stud the sky and there are either fireflies or embers. The moonlit underwater area was my favorite, with lots of fish and a pretty chill hammerhead. It reminded me of The Blu, but smaller. There is also a rocky island you can explore, though I did clip into some of the rocks, so that needs touched up a bit. Some places like the wintry platform offer movement, but are tiny. And the tropical island, like the undersea level, has you stuck in one position. I like freedom of movement, so it was kind of hard for me to relax. Smooth locomotion and turning would be wonderful here. Overall, not bad for .99 cents USD, and if more were added it would certainly be worth the old price.

Wonderful, immersive, mostly photorealistic environments. Pure ambience. Lots of potential, it's really nice to have more high quality vr spaces to hang out in. Good value and much needed! Hope it continues to be developed/expanded. Gripes/wishlist: -proper knuckles controller support needed for hand model, object interaction, etc. -only the pagoda environments allow teleportation, would be nice to add teleportation to some of the others (beach, etc.) -not sure what the abstract space environment is supposed to be like, seems unpolished compared to the others, some glitches with meteor strikes -objects need more sound effects (rock on rock, rock on wood, etc) Suggestions for use: it's great to combine these spaces with overlays for workspace or media viewing, beyond just the hangout/chill/meditate usage implied by the title.

Played with the Oculus Rift S and the HTC Vive. Played very well with both headsets, Had to use the right hand controller with both headsets to make my selections. Very calm and relaxing meditative environment. Some interactions with some selections. Details in some environments are outstanding such as sea waves with foam and moving clouds and with animals as well. Perfect for relaxation. No hidden Zombies. 😎

Played on a Index kit. No finger tracking and the options show the vive wands but still works on the knuckles. Its exactly what it promotes. Just a relaxing environment simulator. Peaceful music plays and you just look out over the vista questioning all of your life decisions, wondering where you went wrong and why everything feels so meaningless and empty. Very pretty though.

The beach was ok, although i couldnt move there. the other views are just unfinished school projects using prefabs.

One year after getting my Rift S, I'm finally giving a VR game a review. I'm doing this because I was suprised at the price compared to quality of this "game". This is simply a place to sit and relax with 6 different scenarios. It was much better than I expected. I've only tried three scenarios, and that was enough for me to wants to review this. Working in a very stressful job by day, I was hoping after a year of VR games, that I could find one where I'm not running from something, or trying to find a fuse to turn on the lights to find a key to a room with a clue, etc. Thanks to the developers for this and I will be following their work for their next "game".