Virtual Exhibition

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Virtual Exhibition is a single player simulation game. It was developed by Kersten Glaser and was released on May 28, 2020. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

The Virtual Exhibition makes it possible to visit a gallery from the comfort of your own home and behaves like a real gallery, which is curated by me. The first photographers to be exhibited are Flo Slomka, Robert Krenciszek, Christian Thiele Fabian Reiche and Kersten Glaser. Besides other photographers and also galleries, the Virtual Exhibition will be regularly extended by new functions as a lo…

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The virtual exhibition provides a unique and accessible way to experience art from home, with well-designed virtual galleries that allow for detailed viewing of artworks.
The interface is intuitive and easy to navigate, and the inclusion of audio guides enhances the overall experience.
The game is a great alternative for those unable to visit physical museums, offering a relaxing and inspiring environment to explore art.

There are technical issues such as occasional lag during texture loading, and the lack of music or atmospheric sounds detracts from the immersive experience.
The exhibition is relatively short and may not offer enough variety in artwork or design to keep players engaged for long periods.
Some features, like the zoom function, are limited and can hinder the ability to fully appreciate certain artworks.

graphics
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The graphics in the game are generally considered acceptable, with some users praising the quality of the artwork. However, there are requests for options to disable motion blur, as reducing graphics quality primarily affects this feature. Overall, the game creatively showcases photographic art in a digital format.
- “This is a creative way to show photographic art on a digital platform.”
- “I would like a graphics option to disable specifically the motion blur.”
- “I took the graphics quality down and that just removed the blur, so it was much better.”
- “I am surprised by the quality of the artwork in the game.”
atmosphere
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere is characterized by a lack of music or ambient sounds, relying solely on footsteps, which enhances the immersive experience of exploring a museum. Despite the limited space, users recommend taking a moment to appreciate the unique ambiance of the exhibition.
- “It feels different from looking at photographs online; you can truly feel the atmosphere of a museum.”
- “Though the space to wander about is not very wide, I recommend everyone willing to spend 10 minutes to experience the atmosphere of an exhibition to give it a try.”
- “It feels different from looking at photographs online; you can feel the atmosphere of a museum.”
- “Though the space to wander about is not very wide, I recommend everyone willing to spend 10 minutes to catch the atmosphere of an exhibition to try it.”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game features minimal audio, lacking music or atmospheric sounds, with the only audible element being the sound of footsteps. This absence of a musical score may impact the overall immersion and emotional engagement for players.
- “There is no music or atmospheric sounds, just the sound of footsteps.”
- “The game lacks any musical score or ambient sounds, making it feel empty.”
- “Without any music or sound design, the only thing you hear are footsteps.”
optimization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is widely criticized for its poor optimization, leading to significant performance issues that detract from the overall experience.
- “How utterly poorly optimized.”
- “The game runs like a snail on my high-end PC.”
- “I can't believe how many frame drops I experience, even in low settings.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players express a strong interest in the game's story, particularly regarding the enigmatic red egg, which they feel holds untapped narrative potential. Many are left wanting more background and resolution surrounding this mysterious element, indicating that it could enhance the overall experience.
- “This game is great, but I would love it if we knew more about the red egg. I feel like there is a potential story there; a plot unsolved. I wake up with sweat covering my face, recently dreaming about this mysterious red egg.”

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Virtual Exhibition is a simulation game.

Virtual Exhibition is available on PC, Mac OS and Windows.

Virtual Exhibition was released on May 28, 2020.

Virtual Exhibition was developed by Kersten Glaser.

Virtual Exhibition has received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players. Most players disliked this game for its graphics.

Virtual Exhibition is a single player game.

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