This is a 15-30 minute walking simulator for VR, mostly cinematic experience with some very light puzzle elements. I almost hesitate to call them puzzles, but you do need to interact a certain way with certain items to progress the experience. Pro tip: don't overthink the puzzle elements, they are all easy and if you're thinking you have to do something complex to progress, then you're way off the beaten path. Look around, everything is laid out for you.

It's a very weird, trippy space / journey to Mars experience. The odd thing is that my favorite part was the NASA video which is maybe 5 minutes long that is very informative as far as our history of our understanding of Mars. Truly eye-opening and very appropriate given the experience.

I enjoyed the experience. But it's not for everyone. There's not much of a game, it's mostly about the experience. I will admit, the ending is puzzling to me and I'm sure people can interpret in many different ways. If nothing else, it is a memorable experience.

Rate 7/10. I would have paid money for this VR experience.

This is a quite short experience but it very much serves the purpose of introducing the player to an intriguing world and a seemingly interesting story. Everything is still a bit vague and open to interpretation but I'm sure things will clear up in the next acts.

Either way, it's cool, it's atmospheric and it's free so there's definetly no reason not to play it.

An amazing experience, a kind of surreal.

Abstract and trying to make a deeper statement like 2001 space odyssey, but too short and vague. Has potential

A short, well constructed experience with a few fun little tricks (nothing even intended to be scary). Disappointed me by ending so suddenly - meaning it was good!

Short but well done. Hope the story comes together more in next acts.

Loved it.

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PaulPaul - Act 1 is a free VR experience. It worked on my system, looked ok, played ok, sounded ok. Has some simple puzzles with a linear story. About 15 minutes worth of story. The movement is teleport. Sort of trippy artwork.

Try it, you might like it.

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