Museum of Other Realities

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Museum of Other Realities is a single player and multiplayer casual simulation game. It was developed by MOR Museum Inc. and was released on February 26, 2020. It received very positive reviews from players.

"The Museum of Other Realities is a social VR art showcase where players can explore and interact with a growing collection of interactive virtual reality art. Join a community of artists and visitors from around the world, and experience new and evolving content through regular updates and events. Artists are paid and promoted, fostering a vibrant and supportive creative community."

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graphics7 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The Museum of Other Realities offers a breathtaking and immersive experience, showcasing stunning VR art that is both interactive and visually captivating.
The ability to explore the museum with friends and the inclusion of artist interviews enhance the social aspect, making it a unique and engaging experience.
As a free VR experience, it provides a vast array of artistic installations that push the boundaries of creativity, making it a must-try for art enthusiasts and VR users alike.

The movement controls can be frustrating, with limited locomotion options and slow teleportation, which detracts from the overall experience.
Some exhibits lack depth and variety, with many pieces being static or not particularly engaging, leading to a feeling of repetitiveness.
The absence of smooth locomotion and a more intuitive navigation system can make exploring the museum cumbersome and confusing.

graphics
35 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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71%
9%
The graphics in the game are characterized by a minimalist design that prioritizes the presentation of artworks over detailed environments, resulting in a mixed reception. While some players appreciate the captivating visuals and immersive experience of exploring the virtual museum, others note performance issues and glitches. Overall, the focus on showcasing art creates a unique and engaging atmosphere, though the graphics may feel limited and simplistic outside of the exhibits themselves.
- “Venturing into the world of 'Museum of Other Realities' was a delightful experience filled with captivating visuals and endless wonders to explore.”
- “Absolutely beautiful game, the graphics are lovely and I truly feel like I'm in a virtual reality museum.”
- “Artworks and museum environments look great, visuals are well optimized and polished.”
- “Very minimalist graphics and yet runs like total garbage.”
- “Graphics can be pretty glitchy.”
- “You cannot tune graphic settings.”
story
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
14%
43%
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The story is noted for its emotional depth, particularly highlighted by the heartbreaking narrative of "home sickness." Users appreciate the potential for powerful storytelling in virtual reality, although some technical issues on certain devices have hindered broader access to the experience.
- “I hope it keeps getting updated, and gets brought to Quest so more people can experience.”
- “The story on homesickness was heartbreaking.”
- “[0.5] game story”
- “It's a different medium, and some powerful storytelling is possible here.”
optimization
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
40%
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The optimization of the game is generally inconsistent, with some users noting it feels poorly optimized, akin to a subpar VR chat world. However, many appreciate the polished visuals and well-optimized artworks, suggesting that despite performance issues, the overall experience remains enjoyable.
- “Artworks and museum environments look great; visuals are well optimized and polished.”
- “Plays like a very poorly optimized VR chat world.”
- “While the optimization of some of them isn't ideal, overall it's an awesome experience.”
- “The performance is a little inconsistent for me, but I was able to look past that.”
emotional
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The emotional aspect of the game is highlighted by its poignant storytelling, particularly in themes of homesickness and grief, which resonate deeply with players. Many reviewers found the experiences to be beautifully rendered and profoundly moving, often eliciting strong emotional reactions, including tears. However, some players noted that the intensity of these experiences could be overwhelming.
- “The story on homesickness was heartbreaking.”
- “The first full experience I loaded into dealt with grief and the sudden loss of a woman's husband; it was beautifully, uniquely rendered and hits you like an emotional train.”
- “Fantastic visual and emotional immersive experience.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is characterized by ethereal ambient sounds that enhance the immersive experience, creating a sense of being lost in an abstract space. However, some users expressed a desire for improved quality in the music and sound design. Overall, the art-pop style complements the visuals, contributing to a unique atmosphere.
- “You can experience the feeling of fluctuating and getting lost in the infinite abstract space while listening to cool ethereal ambient music.”
- “Art-pop style music and the visuals inside this museum made it feel like a whole other experience.”
- “My only criticisms are that I wish the music and sounds were better.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
67%
The gameplay is criticized for lacking traditional loops and progression, resembling more of a software application for viewing art rather than an interactive game. However, some appreciate the experience as a thoughtfully curated virtual museum that allows for an immersive appreciation of art without gameplay distractions.
- “This is a full pack of artists doing art, without the distraction of gameplay thrown into the mix... thoughtfully curated and embedded in a virtual museum with a genuine sense of place.”
- “There are no gameplay loops, no progression; it's just a software application that lets you look at mediocre 'art'.”
- “This is a full pack of artists doing art, without the distraction of gameplay thrown into the mix.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is highlighted by its clever use of sound effects that range from psychedelic to absurdly funny, enhancing the overall experience. Additionally, the implementation of controls adds a layer of comedic charm, making the gameplay enjoyable.
- “Some of the art makes nice use of sound effects ranging from psychedelic and mysterious to hilarious and absurd.”
- “The implementation of the controls, while kind of funny at first, was very well done.”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Reviewers suggest that frequently adding and removing content can negatively impact a game's replayability, potentially diminishing player engagement and community involvement.
- “Adding and removing content to a game is a poor model and deprives your game of replayability, affects your number of players, and harms the community.”

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Museum of Other Realities is a casual simulation game.

Museum of Other Realities is available on PC and Windows.

Museum of Other Realities was released on February 26, 2020.

Museum of Other Realities was developed by MOR Museum Inc..

Museum of Other Realities has received very positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its graphics but disliked it for its story.

Museum of Other Realities is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.

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