The Bernard Zakheim Murals: History of Medicine in California

About

UC San Francisco is pleased to present this virtual experience for viewing a collection of New Deal-era murals by the Polish-born artist Bernard Zakheim. The collection features a 10-panel mural titled the "History of Medicine," which was carefully removed from a seismically outdated building and placed in safe, climate-controlled storage.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

The Bernard Zakheim Murals: History of Medicine in California screenshot

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Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews

The game offers a highly educational experience with beautifully narrated content about the history of medicine and the murals.
The artwork is presented in high resolution, allowing players to appreciate the details and colors of the murals.
It is a free experience that works well on various VR systems, providing a solid performance without demanding hardware.

The experience lacks interactivity and engaging activities, making it feel more like a passive viewing rather than an interactive game.
There is minimal movement and navigation, relying on a point-and-click system that may feel limiting.
Despite being free, the game has struggled to attract viewers, indicating a lack of appeal beyond its educational content.

graphics
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The graphics in "The Bernard Zakheim Murals: History of Medicine in California" are praised for their beauty, complemented by insightful commentary on the artwork. This virtual art gallery offers an engaging visual experience focused on medically themed murals from California.
- “Beautiful graphics and commentary on the murals.”
- “The Bernard Zakheim murals: History of Medicine in California is another virtual art gallery plaguing Steam, where you can look at some medically themed artwork from California.”
story
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The story in the game is engaging and immersive, with players appreciating its depth and character development. Many users highlight the narrative's ability to draw them in, making the overall experience more compelling. However, some feel that certain plot points could be more fleshed out for greater impact.