- July 16, 2021
- Luke Farrer
Get Lost In Nature With Luke
Platforms
About
America's East Coast is home to some of the most beautiful canyons, beaches, mountains, gorges, mountains, and rivers. It is especially famous during the Fall, when the leaves turn to impossibly beautiful shades of red, orange and yellow. This experience will allow you to visit some of these beautiful locations, hear a guided narration, and get up and even walk about a bit! At a time when travel, …





- The photogrammetry and visuals are stunning, providing an incredibly realistic and immersive experience.
- It's a free experience that showcases the beauty of nature, making it accessible to everyone.
- The calming atmosphere and high-quality water animations create a soothing environment, perfect for relaxation.
- The experience is quite short, with limited locations to explore, which may leave players wanting more.
- Navigation and menu controls can be confusing, leading to frustration during gameplay.
- Some elements, like the looping videos and static objects, can disrupt immersion and feel unpolished.
music
5 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game has received mixed reviews, with many users finding it too loud and distracting, often recommending to mute it for a better experience. While some appreciate the calming nature of the music, others criticize its quality and the way it interferes with voiceovers, leading to an overall negative perception of the audio experience.
“+ calming music”
“Only complaint is that the optional music is louder than the scene and detracts from the experience; it's best with it muted.”
“The video and audio of Luke discussing each location is quite nice, although I did run into some issues with the audio. Most voiceovers seem to end abruptly, and in scenes with music, it drowned out the voiceover.”
“The menu and navigation is quite weird; the interactive points to jump to are not that different from each other. The music is poor, the commentary is okay, but of bad quality, and overall it really isn't a good experience.”