The Kremer Collection VR Museum Reviews

Can't but think of mortality.. For soneone that knows nothing about art ..I found myself really enjoying the storys. The history...the detail in some of the works was fantastic for the time. Well done. Give gaming a break for 1 hour !

One of the best museums I have ever been. It’s fun and the art display is significant. Looks 3D and high res.

A wonderful virtual museum of Dutch painting. VR works well for this application because you can move freely and look at the paintings as closely as you like. Highly recommended. I hope they do more.

There is not much charisma or any kind of interesting narration here. This software does not take you "into" the paintings like a lot of other software like it. To be honest, I found most of the art pretty dull because the narration didn't work to catch my interest at all.

The paintings were captured beautifully. The voice narration was also very good. I would certainly support future projects. My only recommendations would be to enhance the look of the museum, perhaps add some visitors and sounds of people murmuring. These could be options. However, if this was not done in order to maximize the paintings then it was the right decision.

An absolutely wonderful educational experience. The paintings are all in high resolution, the curator's explanation brief and to the point and the controls are uncomplicated. I also loved the unusual and sophisticated design of the virtual gallery, which shone with serenity. Loved it and thanks to the developer and George Kremer for this amazing artistic round, which I am sure will be visiting more than once!

Calling all art enthousiasts! I was sceptical of this app, because most of what I've seen in the VR space has not wowed me...until now. This fabulously designed museum (yes, it is really a museum) manages to be a great balance between VR and real life. Situated in space (!), I am greeted by the collectors via a clever hologram, and able to choose from 5 different galleries, seemingly curated by school and style. Rembrandt, Carravagism, and other schools and painters I had neverheard about are displayed in a way that, again, strikes a perfect balance between real and VR. The works float a meter from the wall, and it took me some time to realize I could actually go behind them by walking through them, which is quite scary. There are audio commentaries and textual explanations for each of the works, which worked well for me and was just enough. But the thing which go tme most is the quality in which I am able to view these works. Brushwork, paintcracks and lighting are all amazingly well documented. I could go on, but highly recommend peops to try this if you're into old art at all. I hope the developer keeps innovating on this fantastic start. Cecil

Underwhelmed. You only get access to the pictures after registering with your email and personal data on the Kremer website. Why? The website is not even functional! After that you login with your created password. There is exactly one painting of Rembrand and one painting of Franz Hals to be exhibited. The rest of the paintings are only Dutch painters who are mostly unknown. The short video introduction of Mr. Kremer and his wife promises a discussion of some of the paintings by a curator in person but this feature is missing! There is a written explanation of the painting and a audio button that recounts the written description. Not worth of your time and money. I'd rather recommend the free VR Museum of Fine Art or Boulevard.