- May 22, 2017
- Cabbibo
Delila's Gift
57%Game Brain Score
story, graphics
gameplay, grinding
81% User Score 21 reviews
Platforms
About
Delila's Gift is a VR Picture book created using Tiltbrush! It tells the story of a small sea creature named Delila and her struggle to understand belonging, ownership, fear, othering, and the darkness surrounding her.







Audience ScoreBased on 21 reviews
story7 positive mentions
gameplay2 negative mentions
- Delila's Gift offers a beautiful and unique storytelling experience in VR, showcasing artistic visuals and a charming narrative.
- The experience is described as a delightful retreat, suitable for both kids and adults, providing a relaxing environment to explore.
- Many users appreciate the heart and passion behind the project, noting its potential as a new form of storytelling in the VR medium.
- The application lacks meaningful gameplay and interaction, leading many to argue it should not be classified as a game.
- Critics point out that the art and sound quality are subpar, making the overall experience feel more like a rough draft than a polished product.
- Some users found the story confusing and lacking depth, which detracted from their enjoyment of the experience.
story
21 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is described as a beautiful and empathetic experience, though opinions vary on its execution; some find it sweet and engaging, while others feel it lacks depth and clarity. Many reviewers appreciate the unique format and visuals, but some criticize the story for being overly abstract or confusing. Overall, it is seen as a short, personal narrative that could benefit from more development and attention to detail.
“It is beauty wrapped in a lovely story of learning empathy.”
“Such a sweet story and a cool way to travel through a story.”
“Delila's gift is an exquisite blend of age-old storytelling manifested through today's tools.”
“In all honesty, I didn't really follow the story, and it didn't really hold my interest.”
“Unfortunately, the story itself is confusing, almost as if we only are given half the text.”
“The art seems more like a placeholder, sound quality is very poor, and many of the story's pages do not have any weight to them.”