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Zhuoyuan's 9D virtual cinema is a self-developed product of our company, based on advanced dynamic technology and motion simulation. It not only brings adventurous sensations to the audience, but also unforgettable realities.

What is Zhuoyuan 9D Virtual Cinema?

9D virtual cinema = virtual helmet + virtual simulator and interactive virtual games

Why choose 9D virtual cinema?

1. World premiere, highly anticipated attraction

2. Small business (only 2-9 square meters)

3. Wireless operation, no installation needed

4. Full-automatic system, one worker only needed

5. Professional after-sales service, life-long services

How do our virtual cinemas perform in the entertainment market?

Guangzhou Zhuoyuan is the first company to combine virtual reality technology and entertainment industry worldwide. The 9D cinema will evoke a storm of emotions in users and provide users with a hyper-realistic dynamic experience, thanks to which the game participant fully identifies with the action taking place on the screen.

Great demand in the entertainment industry

It only takes 8m2 to run this business and you can even open it in an open space. You can put our 9D virtual cinema in a shopping mall, amusement park, school, large cinema and other places where there is a lot of traffic.

Little time, fast payback

Each game lasts 3-8 minutes. and brings you a lot of income.

Unique interactive games

Not only can you watch a movie on our amusement ride, but also play interactive games that can attract visitors to re-play on our amusement ride.

Reliable after-sales service

During the warranty period, we will update 12 pieces of 9D games for you, you can use our games forever. Free lifetime software update

Profit Mode For Zhuoyuan 9D VR?

What do you need to do, how and in what way to get the maximum benefit?

VR Library
9DVR introduce places such as Shandong Book Center, Mongolia Library to increase sales in physical bookstores.

VR Real Estate
9DVR is hiring residential sales offices to attract visitors. Successful examples include the Guangzhou Ocean Times sales event.

Shopping mall VR
Zhuoyuan's 9DVR simulators have been introduced to more than 50 Wanda squares, as well as more than 1,000 shopping malls. The hustle and bustle of the scene were witnessed on the 9DVR experience of these shopping mall stores.

VR Game Center
With the popularity of the Internet, traditional entertainment devices is outdated and replaced by the intelligent entertainment devices such as 9D virtual reality simulators.

In addition to the above premises, you can also choose a hotel, park, airport, bar and other places with high traffic.

New! 9D virtual cinema with 6 seats, your unique choice.

6 people experience at the same time Striving for maximum profit

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The fog machine can release fog when showing the game and bring the user to the real story in games and movie and give you.

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The appearance of the 9D virtual cinema is fashionable and unique, the design is reliable, which can ensure real 9D virtual games and fast payback. On the platform, we have also added special effects like lights, mouse tails, seat vibrations, etc., which can attract large visitors.

A. Shopping mall, amusement park, airport, club, theater, gym, around the school, etc. 2-9 square meters for an installed 9D virtual cinema, depending on the type of equipment.

Q. How many games will you provide upon delivery?

A. We will provide you with 25 pieces of unique virtual games upon delivery, during the warranty period, we will update 1 piece of the game every month, we make the games ourselves, so you can get unique and interesting games from us.

Q. What kind of games will you provide?

A. We will provide the most interactive games where the user can shoot the strange beast and the stiff corpse and fight against the enemies. Moreover, we will also provide interesting flight games and other games with a horror, thriller, racing, etc. plot.

Q. Can all games be shown in 9D virtual cinema?

A. Only our games can be shown in our 9D virtual cinema, because platform movements are required to match the games in our program.

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VR games- Technical reality.

For a person unfamiliar with these types of games, this world will become exciting and interesting. Let's take a closer look at this new achievement in computer technology, which is becoming increasingly popular all over the world.

Virtual reality games is an artificially created world of objects and sensations, influences and reactions to them. All actions in virtual reality games take place in real time, which makes the player's sensations and reactions even more convincing. In VR games all created objects and characters are very similar in behavior and actions to real life, and the player himself during the game also influences them in accordance with the laws of reality. However, often the creators of such games allow players to do much more than you can imagine in reality (this is, for example, the ability to fly, create objects, not breathe, etc.)

The game process takes place with the help of virtual reality glasses - they allow you to fully immerse yourself in the game process and give you the feeling of a complete simulation of reality. Let's try to understand the essence of this process, how do these glasses convert virtual objects into real ones?

This effect of simulating reality is created by transmitting separate pictures to each eye with the help of glasses, and an infrared sensor is built into the glasses, which tracks the position and movement of the player's head.

As for the price category for such gadgets, the situation is quite predictable: as it happens with any technical novelty in our modern time with the rapid development of technical progress, the price will certainly decrease over time. VR games There are also budget options that, perhaps, any gamer can afford.

Industry VR games is developing rapidly in our time - for sure, various new achievements in these types of virtual reality games will soon appear, which will be able to immerse each player in a 3D dimension and create the effect of full presence in the arena of action.

The only negative point that distracts the player from the process is the constant fogging of the lenses of the virtual reality helmet goggles, and if, moreover, you spend a sufficiently long time in it (more than 2 hours), the face turns into a sponge, even squeeze it out, and turns red from lack of skin breathing; It's a pity that ventilation in such gadgets was not invented.

VR games completely turn over and change the feeling of the game process; they absolutely do not stand next to the usual types of games, it doesn’t even make sense, in principle, to compare them. The player becomes a direct participant in all the events that take place during the game, the VR helmet completely immerses the gamer in a three-dimensional world - the picture changes with every movement of the player’s head in accordance with storyline gameplay.

At first, having tried to play such a VR game for the first time, a person experiences sensations from the category fantastic, then he will absolutely want to buy such a VR helmet, and, as they say, then you won’t pull it off by the ears. Perhaps this type of gaming reality can be called the height of the achievements of computing capabilities and high technologies. What kind of person 20 years ago, playing Sony PlayStation, I could imagine that you can not only watch the process of the game on the screen, but also fully participate in it. Probably, this was only in the dreams of a gamer.

In some VR games such unrealistically beautiful landscapes are presented that it is impossible to tear yourself away from them for several hours, and exciting scenarios and storylines (military strategies, historical, travel and much more) will not let you tear yourself away from the VR game process and give you a lot of adrenaline and positive emotions!

Lone Echo. An extremely unusual game from the creators of The Order 1886 - you, in the role of a special android Jack, will have to help the astronauts repair the orbital station near Saturn and save them from imminent death. Since the android is in space, you have to move with your hands.

• Platform: Oculus Rift;
• Developer: Ready at Dawn;
• Release date: 2017

Golem. Here, the developers have proposed a slightly unusual option for moving around in space - you will play as a girl bedridden on the outskirts of the city. Her unusual ability is that she can control very unusual golems - from small and weak, to three-meter engines. The second significant project for this year, which will please with interesting innovations.

• Platform: PlayStation VR;
• Developer: Highwire Games;
• Release date: 2017

Ark park. But this game is dedicated to virtual tourism. It is based on the famous survival simulator called ARK: Survival Evolved. Here you have to listen to an interesting starting lecture about dinosaurs, and then go to different parts of the park and tame the ancient giant predators. It is worth noting that the game is multiplayer, which adds points of interest to it.

• Platform:
• Developer: Snail Games;
• Release date: 2017

Siren. And this is a horror in which you wake up in a certain laboratory under water. The laboratory is located above the ancient city and one of the scientists was trying to recreate the creatures living there - you have to find a weapon, which is not so much, and then avoid death at the hands of escaped test subjects.

• Platform: HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, PlayStation VR;
• Developer: Hammerhead VR;
• Release date: February 16, 2017

Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin. A virtual adventure game that is a continuation of the 2005 platform game called Psychonauts. You will be told the story of a teenager Raza, who ended up in a training school for psychonauts - people with paranormal abilities. The novelty tells what happened between the first part of the game and the second, which is scheduled for release in 2018. The emphasis is on solving puzzles.

• Platform: PlayStation VR;
• Developer: Double Fine Productions;
• Release date: February 21, 2017

The best VR games

Robo Recall. Just a very dynamic and carbon monoxide game in which you have to tear, shoot, beat back and blow up attacking robots from all sides - a very unusual fun activity. This game is suitable for those who want to let off steam.

• Platform: Oculus Rift;
• Developer: Epic Games;
• Release date: March 1, 2017

Wilson's Heart. Adventure game in black and white - one Robert Wilson wakes up in a gloomy hospital in the 40s and finds that his heart has been replaced by an unusual device. Here you will find a famously twisted plot and a rather frightening atmosphere.

• Platform: Oculus Rift;
• Developer: Twisted Pixel
• Release date: April 25, 2017

Arktika 1. The apocalypse has come on the street - eternal winter is outside, and you, as a mercenary, are guarding various objects of the colonies from monsters and bandits. This is the plot of the plot of the new brainchild of the developers of the famous shooter based on the Metro books. It is promised that the game will look amazing and will change the understanding of virtual reality.

• Platform: Oculus Rift;
• Developer: 4A Games;
• Release date: 2017

Rick and Morty Simulator: Virtual Rick-ality. A project based on the comedy cartoon Rick and Morty. A kind of Job Simulator awaits you with a huge number of jokes, an interesting plot with fantastic adventures and a lot of good-natured alcoholic Rick.

• Platform: HTC Vive;
• Developer: Owlchemy Labs;
• Release date: 2017

Paranormal Activity: The Lost Soul. And this is already a classic and very vigorous horror, which is being developed on the basis of the plots of the Paranormal Activity films. The authors promise a completely new plot and, in general, the most frightening horror that has just come out and will come out on VR.

• Platform: HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, PlayStation VR;
• Developer: VRWERX;
• Release date: 2017

So far, these are the top 10 projects worth paying attention to, although in the future we will surely see something even more impressive and unusual.

We live in a time when the development of games and other projects in virtual reality are in full swing.

The era of virtual reality has finally arrived (of course, VR headsets are not yet available to everyone due to high prices), and just a year after the release of the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift headsets, the market already has enough great VR games. Here is a selection of our favorite projects, which will be updated as new games are released in 2018.

superhot VR

Developer: Superhot Team | Compatibility: Oculus Rift

Superhot VR is rich in various tricks. Throwing a brick at an enemy, knocking the gun out of his hand, catching the weapon and finishing off the enemy with the handle on the head, and then shooting three enemies in a helicopter behind you is one of the typical sketches of the game. This can take a few minutes or a couple of seconds - it all depends on how quickly you come up with the most spectacular way to get rid of opponents. Here you can slow down time, but if in the original Superhot, due to the mechanics traditional for shooters, the player could get away from gunfights, then in VR there is a slightly different scheme.

All enemies run directly towards you, which turns the levels into scenes from The Matrix, where agents chased the main character one by one. And you just have to decide how to deal with them, using all available items and weapons, dodging bullets, knives, baseball bats, etc. at the same time. The storytelling here, as in the original, often breaks through the fourth wall, which only adds to the unique atmosphere of Superhot VR.

Skyrim VR

Developer: Bethesda | Compatibility: Oculus Rift, HTC Vive

Bethesda is investing heavily in VR, developing VR versions of Doom, Fallout 4 and Skyrim. All three of these games are great for VR, but Skyrim is the most enjoyable to play. Even if you have hundreds of hours spent in Skyrim, in VR the game world will again feel new and unexplored.

While it's not as interactive as games made specifically for VR, it's fully playable, and swinging swords and axes, blocking with a shield, and casting spells from your hands is truly fun. What you have already seen dozens of times - a towering fortress, moons in the night sky and a dragon circling overhead - takes on a new meaning, because you have to physically crane your neck to see it all. The price certainly bites: Skyrim VR costs as much as $60, although it comes bundled with all the existing DLCs, and with a few small tweaks it will be able to work with mods.

Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality

Developer: Owlchemy Games | Compatibility: HTC Vive, Oculus Rift

It would be nice if you suddenly found yourself a fan of this cartoon so that you have at least some idea of ​​\u200b\u200bwhat is happening (and why everyone is yelling at you), but even if you are not familiar with the characters, there are still plenty of fun puzzles here. and creative toys. Playing as a clone of young Morty, you complete various tasks: some are simple (at first glance), like cleaning, in others you have to travel through portals to other planets.

It's a real pleasure to experiment with fantastic things in Rick's garage, including a shrink beam, a device that allows you to combine any two objects, and a Meeseeks ball that allows you to summon helpers that mimic your every movement. This cartoon game is one of the most compelling VR experiences to date because it's fun and interactive.

Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes

Developer: Steel Crate Games | Compatibility: HTC Vive, Oculus Rift

Keep Talking can easily be called the most family-friendly bomb defusing simulator. It is family-friendly because, as conceived by the developers, the role of a sapper is played by one person, while the rest delve into a weighty bomb disposal manual (an electronic version is included in the kit and, in theory, needs to be printed out) and shout out the procedure.

Virtual reality is not particularly believable here, but the fact that you are in a room with a complex explosive mechanism creates the necessary tension. And if you want to look into the manual yourself and leave the bomb unattended, it will explode. You can play not only with a VR headset, but also on a regular monitor. And everything is in the black (except those that exploded).

Robo Recall

Developer: Epic Games | Compatibility: Oculus Rift

In this VR shooter from Epic Games, you're tasked with tracking down rogue robots. Shoot with a shotgun or two pistols, but don't forget that anything you see can be taken and used as a weapon or shield. You can shoot bullets and projectiles right out of the air and reflect them back at your enemies, as well as tear off limbs or heads from robots and also use them as weapons. As an action game, it's just amazing and tons of fun.

Thumper

Developer: Drool | Compatibility: HTC Vive, Oculus Rift

Thumper looked great before, and after transferring to VR, it became truly mesmerizing. The gameplay here is not particularly difficult - the main thing is to get into the rhythm and not crash into corners - but at the same time it keeps you in suspense. As one reviewer put it, "It's a psychedelic run through a sophisticated geometric world where you have to make your way through obstacles while balancing on slippery and fragile surfaces." In VR, it all looks like a living nightmare that doesn't want to end.

Obduction

Developer: Cyan Inc. | Compatibility: Oculus Rift

Cyan has created an amazingly rich world in this game, which is much more interesting to explore in VR - this reveals all the smallest nuances that you might miss in the regular version. Following the tradition of Myst and Riven, Obduction is full of spatial mysteries, and their solutions are often right in front of the player's eyes. In my review, I said that this game "has kept the atmosphere of Myst without feeling dated"; multiply it by two and you will understand what the VR version of it is. It feels like you're in the classic world from Myst, but it's so realistic that sometimes you have to lean over something to get a better look.

Obduction looks so great in VR precisely because the original gameplay from Myst seemed to be tailor-made for virtual reality. You jump from one point to another, then look around and collect the necessary items. The mechanics and pacing of the game didn't need any changes at all to fit it into VR. You can, of course, just run around this world (if the vestibular apparatus allows), but Cyan made every jump point so interesting and unusual that you want to act exactly as the developers intended.

Chronos

Developer: Gunfire Games | Compatibility: Oculus Rift

Chronos is a great example of how a genre beloved by many, after being transferred to VR, sparkled with new colors, while increasing the effect of presence. In my review, I wrote the following about the game: “This is a time-tested action RPG in the spirit of The Legend of Zelda with a combat system and puzzles that will seem familiar to all fans of the genre. But, in my opinion, Chronos was able to do what Zelda couldn't. What any game launched on the screen of the monitor or TV could not achieve. Even if the game completely absorbs me, I can't say that I feel like I'm on the other side of the monitor. And Chronos in VR evokes exactly that feeling. I was literally in and really didn’t want this adventure to end.”

This is an exciting 15-hour adventure where you have to explore an open world with many interconnected (and mostly beautiful) locations, as well as master the combat system, where it is important to catch the pace in every fight. Compared to an RPG like Dark Souls, the game is noticeably simpler, but with every minute in VR, it draws you deeper into its universe. If I were asked to name a single project for the Oculus Rift that can not be missed, I would undoubtedly think of Chronos.

Elite: Dangerous

Developer: Frontier Development | Compatibility: Oculus Rift, HTC Vive

Elite: Dangerous is the first commercial game originally developed for VR, and therefore it demonstrates all the possibilities of this technology to the maximum. Tense space battles between bulky battleships and nimble fighters look great from the cockpit. You seem to find yourself in space battles straight out of Star Wars. The camera allows you to turn your head to follow enemy fighters flying by. If you are playing with a joystick, you can lower your head and look at the pilot's body and his hands, which exactly follow your movements. And if the cabin is not too narrow, then you can even get up and walk along it.

But the game pleases not only shootouts in outer space. Elite in VR looks impressive no matter what you do: even docking with ships looks incredible, not to mention the luxurious views of space itself. You will never forget your first flight through the asteroid ring. Before your eyes will be millions of slowly rotating asteroids, and you yourself will not notice how you stop for a minute or two to admire the spectacle. The galaxy is beautiful on ordinary 2D screens, but VR really feels its scale. Flying at the speed of light and moments of docking with ships also look incredible - all this due to immersion in the game world. When jumping into other solar systems, you will unconsciously huddle in your chair as you watch billions of stars rush by.

By the way, flights in Elite are rich in small details. The ships look massive and realistic, and each model behaves differently. All of them are unique, from the clunky freighter given at the very beginning of the game, the Hauler, to the nimble Eagle and Cobra fighters. Of course, in VR, these differences are only more striking. It is highly recommended to play with headphones, as the sound effects allow you to dive deeper into the illusion of space - especially helps.

Elite: Dangerous can be called a pioneer in the field of creating games with the effect of complete immersion in virtual reality. Since its release, there have been many games designed specifically for VR headsets, but it has not yet been surpassed. This is a rare example of a game that is interesting to play in VR, and not just run for an hour and compare the sensations with the usual version. But be careful: there are a lot of sharp turns waiting for you here, and upon returning to reality, you may experience a little dizziness, especially if you have spent more than one or two hours in the game.

Hover Junkers

Developer: Stress Level Zero | Compatibility: HTC Vive

Among all VR games, Hover Junkers has the most interesting control system. The game looks like a shooter with a cover system - you have to hide behind the walls of your vehicle, consisting mainly of wooden beams and pieces of metal. With one hand you need to steer the transport, collected from all sorts of rubbish, and with the other - to shoot opponents, while spending most of the time in cover.

Aiming here is quite difficult, but over time you get used to it; also worth noting is the extremely detailed reloading process, which occurs almost like in real life. For example, while reloading a pistol, pressing the controller's trackpad opens the cylinder, bullets are inserted into it using circular movements of the trackpad, and a characteristic wrist movement closes the drum. This is a simple technique, but when you have almost finished off the enemy or you yourself are hanging by a thread from death, it is easy to panic and slam the drum harder than you should.

The main problem with Hover Junkers is that this is a multiplayer game, and the list of online players is either empty or reduced to two or three. It doesn't make the game bad, so let's hope that the number of players will increase - after all, quite a few people have already purchased a Vive headset this year.

Accounting

Developer: Crows Crows Crows, Squanchtendo | Compatibility: HTC Vive

If you like the long and almost entirely improvised dialogue from the animated series Rick and Morty, then you will definitely like the new brainchild of Justin Roiland (creator of the series) and Crows Crows Crows. The game Accounting can be praised for a long time for its original sense of humor, but it got into this list thanks to one of the characters - we are talking about a two-headed xylophone skeleton. This beautiful and at the same time frightening creature gets stuck in the memory for a long time, and it looks like it came straight from someone's hallucination.

Job Simulator

Developer: Owlchemy Labs | Compatibility

With the purchase of the HTC Vive headset, this game is bundled and, as the name implies, is an office walking simulator. Everything is simple here - the player is given the opportunity to wander around the room, wave his arms and interact with the environment. And interactions with objects (there are a lot of them here) in the office or in the kitchen are often accompanied by witty comments.

Yes, the game quickly gets boring, and it is unlikely that you will want to play it again, but it can be shown whenever someone asks why everyone loves VR so much. The Job Simulator game will at least make even skeptics smile.

The Lab

Developer: valve | Compatibility: HTC Vive, Oculus Rift (with Touch system)

Valve's free VR app is another great way to experience VR technology. It is full of different mini-games that unlock some of the potential of VR. There is also an adorable robo-dog.

Fantastic Contraption

Developer: Northway Games | Compatibility: HTC Vive, Oculus Rift (with Touch system)

Fantastic Contraption gives you seemingly simple tasks like “move that pink bubble into the pink box” that are much more entertaining in VR than before. Here is a puzzle for the construction of various mechanisms the size of a human being. Using knobs, spinning cylinders, and your own creativity, you have to create structures that will move around the level, and trivial tasks like the one mentioned above become noticeably more difficult over time.

What impresses in Fantastic Contraption is, first of all, the intuitive controls. Creating structures here is essentially connecting the dots, and modifying objects works exactly as expected. Need a part to be longer? Stretch it. Do you want the wheel to spin the other way? Just spin it in the opposite direction. Do you no longer need a connector? Throw it behind your back and it will disappear. Even at the most difficult levels, the main problem is creating the right plan, not implementing it.

Developers from Northway Games are also promoting a rather interesting concept - during the testing of the game, they used cameras and a green screen and recorded the actions of players in VR on video. In the end, everything looked as if the player was really in the game world. It's an interesting idea on top of an equally interesting game.

Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator

Developer: SCS Software | Compatibility: Oculus Rift, HTC Vive

Virtual reality can take you to amazing fantasy worlds, but this technology also perfectly demonstrates its capabilities in a game that invites you to get behind the wheel of a truck and drive along German highways. Euro Truck Simulator 2 is great on its own, and after the release of new headsets, SCS Software added support for the Rift and HTC Vive to the game. Detailed instructions on setting up the game for these devices can be found on the Steam forums.

The gameplay, as the name suggests, is to simulate the profession of a trucker: behind the wheel of a truck, you have to transport various goods around the cities of Europe, while observing traffic rules. The gameplay is surprisingly addictive, despite its earthiness, and the game itself is made very high quality. And the VR mode here is just fine. Detailed cabs that match the cabs of real trucks create a tangible sense of presence. Here you can look around, watching the passing clouds, or lean out the window at times when you need to drive through a narrow tunnel.

There is also a change in the weather. Raindrops running down the glass as you pick up speed is one of the many little things that keep local realism. It's like you're really driving a truck through bad weather. And if you play in VR and at the same time connect the controller in the form of a steering wheel, then the illusion becomes even more convincing - connecting the steering wheel, of course, is optional, but highly recommended.

Euro Truck Simulator 2 recreates an amazing part of Europe, including Great Britain and Scandinavia, as well as their countless highways. And those roads that looked great in the normal version look even more natural in VR. The most beautiful of the presented countries can be called Norway with its picturesque valleys, lakes and forests, which you never get tired of admiring during every trip. Strangely enough, the fact that the game is based on mundane action makes it more realistic than, for example, Elite - there is no need to use imagination here. You may not be attracted to the idea of ​​playing a trucker simulator, and even more so in VR, but trust me, this game is worth a try.

The Gallery Episode 1: Call of Starseed

Developer: Cloudhead Games | Compatibility: HTC Vive, Oculus Rift

From the very beginning, it was clear that a first-person shooter adventure in the vein of Myst would be perfect for VR. And so it happened: two for VR today are Obduction and The Gallery. In the first episode of The Gallery, you will find yourself on a gloomy island at night, trying to understand what is happening on it, and at the same time imbued with the local atmosphere. Walking around the island and exploring every corner of it, as well as studying the objects found ... well, it all looks very plausible.

In such VR projects, the ability to create a realistic atmosphere is at the forefront, and thanks to the attention to some details, The Gallery succeeds. Such details include lightning strikes, the ability to bring sheets of paper to your face to read the text, various nuances in the scenery, such as medieval candlesticks with candles that can be removed and extinguished. That's what kept me the first hour in The Gallery, and by this time an intriguing story in a sci-fi style has already managed to spin. This is the first episodic VR game I've seen, and I'm more than confident that I'll play it to the end.

Space Pirate Trainer

Developer: I-Illusions | Compatibility: HTC Vive, Oculus Rift (with Touch)

Space Pirate Trainer is a VR analogue of the well-known game Space Invaders. The gameplay here is straightforward and unpretentious - you are given weapons and lowered waves of fast drones on you. It's one of those VR games that offers a spectacular shooting range (thankfully, Vive's joysticks provide precision and ease of shooting), but Space Pirate Trainer feels head and shoulders above its competitors.

Even in early access mode, Space Pirate Trainer has no complaints. Each weapon has multiple fire modes for different styles of combat - there is even a solid laser beam and bullets that kill enemies with one hit. Drones make characteristic sounds before firing, so you can counterattack or dodge in the style of the Matrix. When enemy beams fly in your direction, time slows down, and dodging them while continuing to shoot drones is a real pleasure. By the way, these beams can also be reflected by a shield, which is obtained by pressing the corresponding button.

It's extremely hard to stop playing Space Pirate Trainer. If it was a slot machine that accepts coins, I would definitely lose all my pocket money in a day.

Eve: Valkyrie

Developer: CCP | Compatibility: HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, OSVR

Here is a brief overview of Eve: Valkyrie, which touches on the main pros and cons of space battles from CCP. The game is full of spectacular moments - when you aim at an enemy ship and fire missiles, when you dodge fighters, and then, after a steep dive, catch them in the crosshairs - the excitement at such moments is indescribable. It only takes a few minutes to play the game to feel it.

But, unfortunately, the emotions from these scenes are quickly interrupted by the slow system of gaining experience needed to unlock new ships and parts for them, a very short passage mode and an uncomfortable interface, where all the important information is scattered across numerous sections in the menu.

The battles themselves are well executed, but the game lacks the depth and strategic elements of another space sim, Elite: Dangerous. As one reviewer wrote, if Valkyrie were an arcade game, it “would fit nicely somewhere between the immortal Time Crisis 2 and Star Wars Battlepod. The action here is made at a high level and is able to convince anyone in 20 minutes that VR has a great future. But after the first half hour, you will find more than one reason to quit the game. And your stomach will not appreciate the long somersaults at the helm of a spaceship.

Alien: Isolation

Developer: The Creative Assembly | Compatibility: Oculus Rift, HTC Vive

If you have ever watched the movie "Alien" and imagined yourself on the ship "Nostromo" in the place of the heroes pursued by, perhaps, the most famous creation of the artist Hans Giger, then you are very lucky. The game does not officially support Oculus Rift, but there is a way out - you just need to know how to activate VR. To do this, go to the game folder, open the ENGINE_SETTINGS.XML file and change the value from 'off' to 'on' in the line 'stereo mode'. And to run the game on a Vive headset, you need the VorpX drivers. As you can see, getting started is pretty easy. It is much more difficult to pass the game itself, because the creepy atmosphere literally creeps to the bone. If you thought that she looked scary on the monitor screen, then imagine your feelings in VR, where a few centimeters separate you from the deadly xenomorph.

Isolation is a survival horror game based on Ridley Scott's 1979 sci-fi film, and it perfectly recreates the atmosphere of the film, conveying a palpable tension. You find yourself face to face with the same Alien on a huge ship. He wanders around somewhere looking for you, and his behavior is impossible to predict.

You also need to find the keys as discreetly as possible, open doors, collect information from computers in order to eventually leave the ship. And the almost impenetrable darkness on the Sevastopol space station in the Rift VR headset seems even more depressing than before. Claustrophobia and the fear that the Alien will catch you is sometimes so strong that you want to leave the game and take a breath, but after each completed level, relief and pride in yourself come - because, in the end, you were able to outwit the Alien.

For fans, this game is also an opportunity to admire familiar locations. One of the missions takes place aboard the ship where the Nostromo crew first encountered alien life. Looking at the legendary 'pilot' you can feel like you are on the set. Even if you are afraid of being in the same room with an Alien, Isolation is worth trying out in VR, if only for the famous fantastic scenery that looks like real in 3D. No wonder the horror genre is so popular among VR game developers. This technology perfectly conveys the feeling of claustrophobia that successful games of this genre are usually built on.

Of course, not every gamer can handle this experience: even fans of horror games will take a fresh look at their preferences by trying out Alien: Isolation in the Oculus Rift. Developers at The Creative Assembly have been hiding the VR mode in the game, but they should have tweaked it a bit and actively promoted it as an additional feature.

• 1. Full immersion in the game thanks to a virtual reality helmet;
• 2. Overview inside the game 360°;
• 3. The dynamic platform is synchronized with the helmet's gyroscope;
• 4. Multi-software game process;
• 5. Tracking the movement of the cockpit and helmet without image delay in the game;
• 6. Convenient ergonomic two-handed cabin control joystick;
• 7. Vertical and horizontal rotation of the cab;
• 8. Different color version of the case.

A virtual reality- the most powerful and expected breakthrough into the future of the entertainment industry. Now anyone can experience the most advanced class of entertainment. We have created and implemented especially for you real time simulators by organizing spaces with the help of digital visualization technologies. The most modern equipment is aimed at reproducing the maximum sensations created in the virtual space: dynamic pilot capsules, virtual reality helmets with a 360° view in all planes, simulation games and much more. The result is a world indistinguishable from reality in which you manage events and create circumstances. Opens a series of simulators project "Star Blade".

virtual reality helmet own design easily transfers the viewer to the events of the game. The realism of the image is provided by a high-resolution matrix. Thanks to its low weight and ergonomic design, the helmet is easy and quick to put on.

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