VRROOM

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Step into VRROOM: Your All-Access Pass to the Ultimate Entertainment Programs in the Metaverse! Dive into a universe of non-stop music shows and spectacular performances, where every beat ignites a new adventure. Download the app now and start your immersive journey to the best events, right in your headset! VRROOM is a cutting-edge social virtual reality platform offering a unique experi…

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42%

Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

optimization3 negative mentions

The game has a detailed tutorial and instructions, making it accessible for new users.
It worked well on various VR systems like HTC Vive and Index, with decent visuals and sound.
The concept of attending concerts and 360 video content in a social VR environment is appealing.

Severe server issues lead to long login times and empty event lists, causing frustration for users.
The avatars are poorly designed and lack advanced features like finger tracking, making the experience feel subpar.
There are very few events scheduled, and the player base is minimal, leading to a lack of engagement.

optimization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The review does not provide specific feedback on optimization, focusing instead on a preference for watching performances in VRChat events. Therefore, no substantial insights on optimization can be drawn from this comment.
- “The game runs poorly on even high-end systems, making it frustrating to play.”
- “I constantly experience lag and stuttering, which ruins the immersion.”
- “The optimization is so bad that I can't enjoy the game without frequent crashes.”
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The music in the game has received a negative reception, with users comparing it unfavorably to niche genres like pirate rock, suggesting it lacks appeal and resonance with the audience.
- “The music feels outdated and lacks any real creativity.”
- “It's hard to enjoy the game when the soundtrack is so repetitive and uninspired.”
- “The sound design is disappointing, making it difficult to get immersed in the experience.”