- August 22, 2017
- Sean Tann
Chroma Lab
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Chroma Lab is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by Sean Tann and was released on August 22, 2017. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.
Chroma Lab is a VR fluid simulation game that uses a custom particle physics engine for realistic fluid behavior. It features various tools to interact with the particles, adjustable physics settings, and save/load options. The particles can react to music, making for a visually engaging and customizable experience.











- Chroma Lab offers a mesmerizing and immersive experience with stunning particle effects that react to music, making it a perfect VR sandbox for relaxation and creativity.
- The game is highly customizable, allowing players to adjust various settings for particle behavior, colors, and physics, which enhances replayability and personal enjoyment.
- At its low price point, Chroma Lab is considered a must-have for VR users, especially for those looking to showcase VR to newcomers or unwind after a long day.
- Some users have reported technical issues, such as the game crashing or not responding to inputs, particularly on the main branch, which can detract from the overall experience.
- While the game is visually impressive, some players feel it lacks depth and may not hold their interest for extended periods, describing it more as a tech demo than a full-fledged game.
- The user interface can be confusing for newcomers, making it difficult to navigate the various settings and tools, which may hinder the initial enjoyment of the game.
- music98 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The music aspect of the game is highly praised for its interactivity and responsiveness, allowing players to enjoy a captivating visual experience that reacts dynamically to their own music selections. Users describe it as a unique and immersive VR music visualizer, where particles dance and change in sync with the audio, creating a mesmerizing environment perfect for relaxation or creative exploration. While some reviews note that the synchronization could be improved, the overall consensus is that it enhances the enjoyment of music significantly, making it a worthwhile experience for music lovers.
“I've been looking for a nice VR music visualizer that's in between sitting around and looking at flashy stuff and actually moving around, and this one ticks all the boxes.”
“Turning on music reactivity transforms this from a relaxing particle physics toy into one of the greatest music visualizers I've ever used.”
“Put on your favorite music in the background and go through all the presets, then start playing with the tools.”
“Unfortunately, instead of 'and then some' we get 'and then less', as things like syncing music to the game provides such a mediocre effect it's hard to even tell if it's reacting with the song, or just randomly.”
“It's a boring tech demo at most of flashing color orbs that move to music.”
“The music visualization is decent, but the synchronization could be improved and I'd like to see more than just a pulse of particle size.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Chroma Lab is a casual simulation game.
Chroma Lab is available on PC and Windows.
Chroma Lab was released on August 22, 2017.
Chroma Lab was developed by Sean Tann.
Chroma Lab has received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its music but disliked it for its replayability.
Chroma Lab is a single player game.
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