Trop court. Je résume:
Je descends dans la mine de charbon 2 minutes.
Je stabilise un poteau de soutien 30sec.
Je casse du charbon avec une pioche 30sec.
Je jette un peu de charbon avec la pelle dans le wagon 30sec.
La flamme de ma lampe vire au bleu et c'est l'explosion 5sec.
Je me réveille et je vois mon copain puis c'est le blanc complet 5sec.
FIN !

Côté graphismes c'est bien fait mais j'aurais souhaité une immersion un peu plus longue avec une explication comme dans une visite guidé. Ici c'est loupé. Puisque c'est gratuit et que les graphismes sont bien faits je vais donner une bonne note.

A lot of work went into creating this replication of the experience of a coal miner working in Germany 100 years ago.

The only issue is the tools are a little clunky to use, and it's more of an experience than a game.

It's quite short, very well crafted and it's free!

A short and free experience how dangerous mining was back in the days.
Mostly a film with some parts where you can join the action.

It doesn't hurt to try this one out.


(Played with HTC Vive Cosmos)

I did not expect this to be any good, but I was pleasantly surprised. This is a 6-7 minute VR mostly cinematic experience with a some very well done interactions. You will need a roomscale setup, but as long as you can reach just a little more than standing reach, you'll be able to experience everything in this title.

You're basically transported back in time to a day in the life of a miner in Germany, pre-safety regulations. You can choose English or German. You start out with a very good 3D environment where you're looking at a projector showing a brief 2D film of miners in Germany. Then the game starts in full and you're a miner going down into the pits to do your job.

Graphics are well done. This is better than even most paid apps. Just looking at the backdrop or the flame in the lantern is mesmerizing. Awesome 3D modelers worked on this project. The scripted dialogue wasn't the best but it got the job done and the voice actors were decent.

You'll do some simple menial tasks. I dont' want to give away any spoilers but there is an intense ending. Anyways, thank you WDR for this VR experience. This is how it should be done. You guys (media/corps) want people to notice you then bring high quality stuff like this.

Rate 7/10. Yeah, don't bring back Coal!

It's more of a museum style short educational video than anything else, but it's decent. You go deep into a mine, listen to some corny miner talk and hit stuff with tools. There's some information on the history of mining but it's very minimal. The intent seems to be to give a brief look into the conditions miners were exposed to in the course of their jobs.

It's free and should only take you about 10 minutes to finish. Give it a shot.

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A short educational VR experience more than a game.
Yet i'm always enjoying more content for the VR platforms especially if it's decent and free.

I'm not so sure though people with a hang to motion sickness wil like that elevator ride.

For everyone else, add it to your "stuff i show people when they are new to VR" list.

I am glad that this game was made with love by those who wish to remember their past, ancestors and traditions.

Well done immersive VR experience. In the German version the voice acting even comes with the right dialect and accent. Its short, there could have been more, yes. But its for free, so no reason to complain.

Played on HTC Vive Pro/Vive wands/RTX2060Super

It's a decent experience, a bit short maybe, and gives you a minor glimpse into what it was like in the mine.
It ran pretty smoothly on my PC and it looked good.

As it's free I can certainly recommend it to play it as it doesn't take much of your time.