VR Battleship YAMATO

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VR Battleship YAMATO is a single player action game with a historical theme. It was developed by Kanda Technologies and was released on August 17, 2017. It received very positive reviews from players.

Full Scale Restoration of the Japanese battleship “Yamato” in VR. Battleship Yamato was constructed during the World War Ⅱ in 1941, and it was the biggest battleship ever built. Unfortunately, Yamato didn’t last through the war, and it sank to the bottom of the sea. Now, battleship Yamato is completely restored in full scale in VR. It is based on the blueprints and the recollections of the actual…

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emotional3 positive mentions

The game offers a top-notch and emotional virtual museum experience, allowing players to explore the intricacies of the Yamato battleship with impressive detail.
It provides a unique opportunity for naval history enthusiasts to experience a historical tour of the Yamato, which is not possible in real life, making it a must-have for VR users interested in this subject.
The attention to detail in recreating the ship and its operations is commendable, with many players expressing a sense of wonder and immersion during their exploration.

There are significant control issues reported across various VR headsets, with some players unable to access the options menu or move freely, leading to frustration.
The audio translation and voice acting have been criticized for being monotone and lacking in quality, which detracts from the overall immersive experience.
Some players feel the price is too high for the content provided, especially given the game's limitations and bugs, making it less appealing for casual gamers.

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The emotional aspect of the game is highlighted as a top-notch experience, with players noting poignant moments such as a heartfelt visit to the past aboard a magnificent ship and a particularly moving farewell conversation with the captain.
- “A very emotional visit to the past on a magnificent ship with its crew.”
- “The last conversation with the captain before leaving was very emotional.”
- “Top-notch and also potentially a very emotional experience.”
graphics
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The graphics effectively showcase the unique design elements of Japanese battleships, providing a visually distinct experience compared to typical U.S. battleship museums, such as the Iowa. The attention to detail in the chambers and equipment enhances the overall aesthetic and functional representation of the setting.
- “The graphics beautifully capture the intricate details of the chambers and equipment, reminiscent of a U.S. battleship museum like the Iowa, but with a unique Japanese design twist.”
- “The visual fidelity is stunning, showcasing a vibrant and immersive world that draws you in.”
- “The art style is breathtaking, blending realism with artistic flair to create a truly captivating experience.”
story
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The story aspect of the game is marred by technical issues, particularly broken controls in Quest 2, which detracts from the overall experience. Additionally, the developers' lack of responsiveness on English language forums raises concerns about support and communication regarding these issues.