ProjectM : Daydream Reviews

Subtitles do not work for a game where the whole point is immersion. Can't look at her because you'll miss all the text, then the conversation is lost. Will make your head hurt. This should have been audio language translations, not text.

It's okay. Not bad. There are times when the characters are well realized, and certain environmental objects look good, but there's overall not much too it. The beach scene is really well realized, just wish there was more to it. Rock on!

Don't forget, you can pause the game at all time and you can move around the scenes ; ) Better, there is a scene selection after you complete it. Sadly, you cannot touch her, there are some useless forced locomotion, in the first scene your feet are floating above the ground and the lack of head position tracking for the last 15 seconds scene are things I hope will be patched by the dev. I bought this game for the beach scene and it actually delivered. The girl is real and it's the best tech demo for any VR Virgins. The game is meh, maybe because I am more turned on by "forced dating". Don't be shy, accept the fact that you are a perv and try this VR Experience.

Three main points to make about this 1) Scale is wrong, I felt like a child in the chair, ruins the whole experience. They should not have made this fundamental basic error. 2) Game? what game, It's just sit and watch, boring at that. However I'm going to give it a thumbs up due to the third point, it's the most realistic VR charater I have ever seen, and that alone makes it worth the money. The detail, animation and physics is just amazing. I only wish western devs could make characters as good as this. If this is what's possible now in VR, then I really look forward to the future when we cant tell the difference between the real and the VR world.

Refund, it's not worth it. Although it's cute, it's 1$ of content. At most. I can imagine it as a demo, not as a full game, it has only 25 minutes, most of which is just pretty shallow talking in a kitchen. There is also some useless indicator of "love", which has no meaning at all.

OK, Im recommending this, but only just... You need to sit down for the scale to be correct. The girl is really sweet but the conversation is pretty 'weird' and a touch dull. There are also heaps of spelling mistakes and grammatical errors in the subtitles. But on the flipside. This has to be the BEST BEST BEST animated VR character I have ever seen. I would say it is very close to perfect from not only an animation and modelling point of view but I love the way her eyes track you when you move and little details like that it really sells the experience. The house decor also looks really nice. Oh and the real reason we all bought this was the skydive and beach scene. Those are great too. Could do with some wind 'howl' as we jump out the plane but again this looks really nice (if short). Overall, if you are bored and have $5 spare i'd give it a whirl!

[i]Cute girl, nice graphics. However, she talked a whole lot and was getting kind of annoying (voiced in Korean, subtitles in English). I was starting to look at my watch and looking for an opportunity to get out of the situation. Twenty minutes felt like an hour honestly. ... probably the most realistic date experience in VR. [/i] [b] Sale Price Rating ($1.99) - 6/10. [/b]

I saw this almost a year ago and thought for sure it would be Vaporware. Shocked to even see it released so I can't bash it too much. Its what I expected. A $5 VR demo of the future to come. Cons: Bad AA, Horrible dialogue, Boring, English text only. Voice is Korean, Its about 10mins long. Pros: Amazing visuals and a taste of the future, Cheap, Very well done UI. Conclusion: I'd advise running it in 2x resolution in SteamVR settings since the AA is awful. But it is easily the most realistic VR... thing... Ive ever seen. Don't expect it to be anything more than a 10min demo to amaze you and your friends with.

Terrible. Everything is too big (both on Vive and Oculus Rift). The entire scale is like 2 times too big and the girl looks like a giant. Also, the user is often floating above the scene instead of on the ground. Not worth $5. These problems of perspective and scale were so immersion-breaking that I couldn't even get through 5min. What is the point of this? Did the devs even test this out? Too much garbage on Steam VR lately.

It's about 25 minutes of content and the skydiving and beach scenes were about 30 seconds each. The rest is just her talking in her kitchen. The skydiving could have been cool but there was no build up (you're just thrown from the plane immediately), the ground textures look pretty terrible and just give off a "this is so fake" feeling (despite the rest of the game looking pretty decent) and then it fades back to the kitchen before the chute even gets pulled. It's also kind of silly that they specify "skydiving in Switzerland" and "spending time on the beach in Spain" when there are no landmarks or scenery or anything in either daydream. The beach is devoid of anything but sand and water and you never get close enough to the ground during the skydiving to make anything out. She talks about windmills in Switzerland (which are featured on the main menu) so it would have been interesting to pull the chute and land in a field of windmills or something. It's a daydream. Go nuts. Meh, there's nothing really special here but it's also only $5 so I'm not going to give it a negative rec. If you watch the trailer, you should have a good idea of what you're getting yourself into just as long as you remain cynical while watching it.