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game category: Indie Games

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short description:
Experimental cinematic VR experience

release date: 13 Jun, 2019

developer: Martin Jarmick

publisher: Andrew Theisen

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About This Game

The Final Image is an experimental VR narrative integrating stereoscopic-3D panoramas, interactive spaces, and soundscape to form a visual-sonic experience of fragmented recollections, and an inner journey towards reassembly and clarity. Use a controller to activate objects, traverse passages, and explore a dark and surreal world.
The project was created to evoke the dreamlike quality in experimental cinema and sound art, and development lasted nearly two years with a small team. The pace is contemplative and the narrative is poetic, so take your time and keep an open mind.

Updates and more content will continue to appear in the coming months.

Features:
• Unique interactive visual experience
• Dark atmosphere and crawling pace
• Rich original soundscape
• High-res stereoscopic-3D image spaces

Credits:
Martin Jarmick: Author / Artist / Developer
Andrew Theisen: Co-Developer
Terence and Angela Kelley: Voice Talent / Actors
Adam Hogan: Camera / Imaging Associate
Yun Mi Her, Sarah Maglaras: Assistance

min system requirement:

OS: Windows 10

Processor: Intel i7 6700K CPU @ 4.00GHz

Memory: 4 GB RAM

Graphics: GeForce GTX 980

DirectX: Version 11

Storage: 1 GB available space

Additional Notes: Above are Development Specs

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The Final Image user review

The game has some issues that make it unplayable, unless you are an incredibly patient person. You move incredibly slowly, it often does not pick up on what you are trying to move. Many times the finger pointing telekinesis simply failed to work or register on the item I was trying to move. The intro is buggy, instructions being repeated multiple times. There's an interesting experience here, hidden beneath all of the bugs. For now, though, it's not an enjoyable experience.

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