Recent reviews by ArianKulp

Nice collection of ancient artifacts from around the world. The added environments are like old video games (thinking Nintendo 64). Only worth it on deep discount.

Decent historic app. Interface is a bit clunky, graphics are crude, and information is light, but the historic recreation is pretty good. As a 2019 title it was probably more impressive.

Bad graphics, bad animations, really just insulting. Not recommended.

As far as I can tell, this is just a store entry to get money. Absolutely nothing happens when you launch it except you see a 360 image around you and two raycast beams on the floor (does it think the controllers are down there?). Buttons, d-pads, movement does nothing. It's just dead in the water. What a ripoff.

Excellent VR game for spending a lazy (or not so lazy) afternoon drifting down the river. The graphics are beautiful and you feel like you're there.

Lots of fun! A novel way to explore famous paintings. You may have seen the Van Gogh bedroom before, but this lets you step into five different paintings like never before. Highly recommended!

Not for me I guess. A little too abstract. The scans are interesting and there's a real LSD trip feel to it, but I just didn't feel it. For someone into a more cosmic/artistic experience, it might be fine.

I don't understand why they have all 103 supported Steam languages set as being supported. I don't think there's actually any spoken or written content. Maybe they meant to be tongue-in-cheek "accessible." I don't like them claiming languages that they haven't actually invested any time into (Apache??).

It's clearly still got work to do, but it's a great idea and you can have fun conducting your own music. I had some trouble with the UI and the baton system in general. Cueing players and keeping the beat didn't feel very natural even though I have a lot of musical experience. I feel that it could be a more intuitive, but I still recommend it overall. The price needs to drop though. This feels more like a $10-15 experience.

This is a definite thumbs up. I really liked the feeling of swimming around deep under the ocean. It's a little disappointing that they chose to use some profanity since in every other way I think it would have been appropriate for all ages (younger children might still not like the jump scares and big creatures though). If you like Ocean Rift or TheBlu this is for you.

View the full VR Voyaging review: https://www.vrvoyaging.com/biolum/

theBlu is an early VR great and I was so excited to see it finally get some expansion action. It's a great experience, especially for getting someone interested in VR. Well worth buying.