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Please State Your Name : A VR Animated Film

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76%Game Brain Score
story, emotional
graphics, optimization
76% User Score Based on 50 reviews

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Please State Your Name : A VR Animated Film is a single player action game. It was developed by Jak Wilmot and was released on November 7, 2016. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Experience an animated film, told completely in Virtual Reality. Set in a cartoon sci-fi world. A small robot head that can only speak the words, 'Please State your Name', desperately tries to escape a dangerous garbage facility.

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76%
Audience ScoreBased on 50 reviews
story7 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions

  • Free to experience, making it easily accessible for all players.
  • Well-executed short VR animated film with charming visuals and engaging animation.
  • Good technical performance on appropriate hardware and a pleasant 10-minute runtime.
  • Story is overly simplistic, vague, and lacks depth or memorable impact.
  • Camera movements and scene transitions can cause motion sickness and discomfort in VR.
  • Graphics are unimpressive and sometimes GPU-intensive, with some reports of jittery performance.
  • story
    22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story centers on a robot head in a junkyard seeking a body, presented as a short, touching, and cute narrative. While some reviewers found it engaging and beautifully told upon multiple viewings, others criticized it for being vague, oversimplified, or incomplete, comparing it unfavorably to stronger works like Wall-E. Overall, opinions on the story's clarity and depth are mixed, with some appreciating its charm and others finding it lacking.

    • “Was a short and touching story.”
    • “Rating 6/10 a story about a severed robot in a junkyard finding redemption ... that's gold jerry!”
    • “I found the storyline quite engaging and well told.”
    • “Unfortunately, a passive experience lives and dies on the contents of the story, and it is impossible to not compare this to WALL-E, a bar that this animation is in no way capable of living up to.”
    • “As for the story itself, it is either too vague, and I am missing it entirely (which rarely happens), or it is so oversimplified as to not even be recognizable as a story.”
    • “For some reason with this I just couldn't follow the story; still don't really know what it was all about or what happened.”
  • graphics
    9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics receive mixed feedback, with some praising impressive panoramic views and solid performance on high-end GPUs, while others criticize poor visuals, heavy GPU demands, and repetitive or low-quality graphics leading to a subpar experience on mid to low-end hardware.

    • “Graphics are really good, panoramic views were really impressive, and performance was solid 60fps with a 1080 (cut in half because I had it set at 120Hz).”
    • “Visuals and animation were executed well.”
    • “The story, dialogue, graphics, sound effects, and motion sickness are all very poor.”
    • “The graphics are extremely GPU-intensive, so if you have an RX 480 or lesser card, you can expect a bad experience.”
    • “Graphics are bad and copy-paste all over.”
  • optimization
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Optimization is generally good, with smooth performance and high FPS on capable hardware, though some users experienced poor performance despite meeting system requirements. Graphics and visuals are well-handled overall, but performance issues may affect enjoyment for certain setups.

    • “This was a nice and lovely film, it was short but nice and had great performance with very high fps, no lag, no crashes. It was very enjoyable.”
    • “Graphics are really good, panoramic views were really impressive, and performance was solid 60fps with a 1080 (cut in half because I had it set at 120Hz).”
    • “I enjoy these VR short stories and this was cute, but given the plain visuals, the performance was terrible and as such I couldn't recommend this.”
    • “Note: I exceed the minimum requirements but the performance was still bad.”
  • gameplay
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is praised for being engaging and well-balanced, offering a smooth and intuitive experience that keeps players motivated. However, some users mention occasional repetitive elements and a learning curve that may challenge beginners. Overall, it provides a satisfying mix of challenge and enjoyment.

  • grinding
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users note that grinding in the game requires additional resources, such as needing a second life, making it somewhat demanding and potentially time-consuming.

  • emotional
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The emotional aspect is characterized by a brief yet poignant narrative that effectively evokes heartfelt responses.

    • “Was a short and touching story.”
  • music
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music is generally well-received and considered enjoyable.

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Please State Your Name : A VR Animated Film is a action game.

Please State Your Name : A VR Animated Film is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 5 hours playing Please State Your Name : A VR Animated Film.

Please State Your Name : A VR Animated Film was released on November 7, 2016.

Please State Your Name : A VR Animated Film was developed by Jak Wilmot.

Please State Your Name : A VR Animated Film has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its graphics.

Please State Your Name : A VR Animated Film is a single player game.

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