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• gamedeal user

  Nov 4, 2017

  [b] I played this on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers and had no issues [/b] (although you don't need any controller, just stare at the start icon with your headset and the experience will start). Atlantis VR is basically an underwater rollercoaster experience, except instead of a rollercoaster and tracks, you have an open-air yellow submarine and you glide through the water. The experience is very similar to G, 2, A underwater amusement park ride with an actual submarine, at least a poor man's version of that experience. The ride lasts about 5 minutes. The visuals are not nearly as good as G, 2, A, but they are adequate. The music is okay, but nothing to write home about. I did notice a few moments where the video stuttered, but for the most part the visuals ran well. The ride felt good. I did not experience nausea because I never do. I feel sorry for the dev who will undoubtedly get at least a few negative recommendations based on some people complaining about nausea when it's their problem and not the devs. I enjoyed the ride. Just temper your expecations. This is an above average rollercoaster-like underwater experience. You will not see your hands or your body, as your motion controllers are useless (you're basically invisible). And the fact that your submarine is open air doesn't make a lot of sense. But suspend disbelief and enjoy the adventure. It's a nice one. Rating 6/10 $2 for 5 minutes may seem too much for some, but I figure this is something you share with friends and family given the fun factor, I do recommend
• gamedeal user

  Nov 4, 2017

  Original Review URL - http://www.htcvivegamereviews.com/all-review-list/underwater-roller-coaster-atlantis-vr/ Let's Play URL - http://www.htcvivegamereviews.com/all-video-list/need-barf-bag-underwater-atlantis-vr-lets-play/ Recommendation (Mixed but on the border for yes due to the low price) Final Review 5/10 I actually went into Atlantis VR without understanding what it was. I was expecting something like theBlu or a casual "ride" along on the ocean bottom but what I got was basically a Roller Coaster. This was of no fault of the game as, after re-reading the description, I see that it is referred to as "a wild rollercoaster ride among exotic fish" and that is exactly what Atlantis VR is. The actual length of the ride is about 5 minutes. Without giving much away, you'll definitely see a variety of things as well as many reused assets like the jellyfish and the different Tang fish. At the end, I felt nauseous and definitely had to close my eyes a few times. Even now, writing this review about 10-20 minutes after - I still feel a little queasy. The actual graphics aren't too great but you'll never look at much too long enough to care. The fish all look flat or low polygon. The actual atmosphere and ocean looked good in my opinion compared to the fish models you go though. The VR seat seemed to be not orientated right as I was floating far above the actual thing I was supposed to be sitting in. I didn't configure anything so I'm not sure if I was supposed to or if it is no fault of my own. The music was actually fairly epic and fit the ride very well. The final thing to say about the game is the cost. It's $1.99(10% off on Steam as I write this). You'll basically be paying $2 for a 5 minute ride. Sure, you can share it but I can't imagine going again myself considering the nausea. I think the entire value of the game comes down to if you think a 5 minute ride is worth $2. I personally didn't mind adding it to my library for that price despite the lack of replay. Everything worked as advertised and it was 2 bucks. That's always a plus.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 4, 2017

  GTX 1060 (6GB) Gameplay Video with Commentary! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faFkoUMe-yw My Initial Thoughts: Not much to say really, if you like VR Rollercoasters it's not bad and I have seen worse! It's cheap as chips as well!
• gamedeal user

  Nov 9, 2017

  5 minutes underwater ride. Environment is OK, but underwater creature graphics and animations are sub-pair. Many reused assets everywhere. If you are prone to motion sickness this will make you feel nauseous . Really bad compared to "The blue" underwater environments and “G2A Land” underwater ride.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 24, 2017

  Underwater rollercoaster in an open top thingy, graphics aren't the best and just the 1 ride. It doesn't really feel like you're riding it either unlike some coasters. Hard to recommend as there are better coasters out there, there's also better underwater experiences as well, I won't be refunding as I appreciate some effort has gone into it, just wish it had more content as well and more polished graphics. Wish steam would add a neutral button as it falls into the inbetween category, neither great nor terrible. As I only have 2 options I'd have to give it a thumbs down even at a low price.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 27, 2018

  Well.... That was terrible, I felt sick after about 30 seconds of totally unimmersive video. The graphics are awful and the models were more copy and paste than my business studies essays from back in school.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 21, 2018

  7/10 For the price of a can of coke, this is well worth a try. It's very fast, and people who are unused to VR will experience queasiness, but for VR veterans, this is a really beatiful (though short) experience.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 26, 2020

  Good game It reminded me of the days i used to go to Atlantis in dubai with my friends!, the only problem is i played without VR!
• gamedeal user

  Jul 4, 2018

  This is basically the Summer Funland underwater ride as a standalone attraction, not the same game, just a low-quality copy. The scaling of the fish was way off, but I was willing to forgive that as it’s a themed ride. If you like low budget roadside theme parks in real life this will feel about the same, without the risk of the ride catching on fire. Charming in its own quirky way, but not worth more than the .49 cent sales price to be honest.