- December 26, 2016
- MyDream Interactive Inc.
VR Toolbox: 360 Desktop
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About
VR Toolbox: 360 Desktop is a virtual reality game/tool that allows you to create and customize massive screens, including desktop screens mirroring your monitors, additional web and app screens, and support for various file formats. It also features 2D, 3D, 180, and 360 video support, a built-in VR keyboard, and blended reality for seeing your hands and keyboard in VR. Additional features include decorating your VR space with props and tracker support. The game aims to enhance multitasking, productivity, and readability in VR.











- Highly customizable with the ability to create a personal VR workspace and manipulate multiple screens seamlessly.
- Responsive development team that actively addresses user feedback and issues, improving the app over time.
- Great performance with no dropped frames, even when handling multiple high-resolution content streams.
- Frequent crashes and poor optimization, leading to a frustrating user experience and concerns about data loss during uninstallation.
- Lack of compatibility with certain VR controllers, particularly the Valve Index, making it difficult to use for some users.
- Misleading promotional materials regarding functionality, particularly in terms of multitasking capabilities and support for various applications.
optimization
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe optimization of the game has received mixed reviews, with some users experiencing significant performance issues such as low frame rates (30fps) and stuttering, particularly in titles like No Man's Sky and Kerbal Space Program. However, others praise the overall performance, highlighting stunning graphics and smooth gameplay. Overall, while some players face challenges, many find the optimization to be quite good.
“Runs incredibly well, performance-wise.”
“Stunning features, wonderful graphics, and performance.”
“Overall, the performance of this product is very good.”
“Every time I use it, it runs at a really poor 30fps with performance charts showing impulses of high and low load.”
“No Man's Sky performance (stuttering)”
“Kerbal Space Program performance (unplayable significant lag, at least in IVA)”