Zero Days VR Reviews

Nice documentary about virus and the new way of wars

Zero Days VR is a documentar, a bit technique and geeky. One of the first VR Movie i've seen and it has great potential. The VR is not always well used because you mostly watch in front of you even though the movie moves and it looks great. Most of what you see is only to illustrate more or less what you hear. The real documentary is in the audio Some passage are a bit buggy while it is loading the next part of the videos Some could say it is a bit propaganda ? I believe you need to search deeper the subject after watching it 22 minutes long

An amazing documentary experience in VR. The visuals and sounds are perfectly crafted to make the user understand and feel the environment while enticing a conversation about such a dense topic.

This was really cool. Zero Days VR is a great proof of concept with some mesmerising visual effects that serve to engage and illustrate what's being said. Although the VFX are great, the complexity of models is lacking a little, which dates the experience and doesn't take full advantage of the PC platform. Overall though, it's worth your change to support experimental means of storytelling and experience something new.

Interesting documentary type experience. Nice visualizations and simple explanations of stuxnet. It included more sliding movement than expected but it didn't induce any sickness. Would've been interesting to see even more about the deployment and early stages of development.

I didn't feel the VR was utilized properly to enhance the narriative except maybe in the beginning to help visualize the centrifuges. Everything else was really just stylized "cyber" visuals... something you'd expect in a VR music video maybe, but not in a serious documentary. I guess I was hoping to be placed in real locations using photogrammetry capture... places like server rooms, or factories full of automation equipment, closeups of PLC hardware, etc. Documentaries for the most part are meant to show you an interesting point of view... well, the VR should compliment that and ehance that point you view by fully immersing you in it. Just stick with watching the full documentary as it's visuals are way more engaging than what's presented here.

It's an interesting story , esp if you have any interest in IT tech. As a VR experience fell completely flat I'm afraid. Paid £5.50 but felt lik eit's a £1.50 product (if you have that tech interest). All of what;s covered and more you can gleam from wikipedia if its the story you want. If it's the VR experience that's drawing you in there are soo many more that will wow you for the same or less money.