Any serious 3D artist is already familiar with the work of Dr Paul Debevec. Light field capture takes things a step up from stereo 360 panoramas by allowing true head moment within the capture space.

A handful of puzzles, some decent ideas, a world that makes no sense (who has a warehouse of just mismatched forklift parts?), and terrible arm-swing vr navigation. Not bad for a small indie project.

A nice looking rhythm VR game where you destroy the color coded things flying at you. This one lets you compete against other people.

Instantly cut of people's legs as they run at you while your eyes are covered in red soda, the game.

Looks cool but plays poorly

Feels like a student project.

A solid bow based wave shooter with some nice looking graphics. Not a bad way to waste an hour or so.

A free virtual art gallery. Exactly what it says on the tin.

When the main menus consists of a stretched out stock image on the left and an improperly cut out fedora illustration on the right, it's not a good sign. This dev bit off more than they can chew.

It consists of a small VR gallery with a handful of fractal renderings. Nothing terribly special going on here, and they probably shouldn't be charging more than a dollar.