I like these VR experiences and this one had some particularly striking imagery, but it lacked narrative. It would have been much more impactful with an introduction to each sequence, some explanation, and the numbers. I just didn't feel as connected to the underlying message as I could have been. The Kiya game was emotionally heartwrenching because they used actual 911/phone call recordings. Overall it's worth checking out though.

Note: you might want to be seated for it since you have no controls or movement and you float through the experience. It's a little disorienting to stand during it.

I like these VR experiences and this one had some particularly striking imagery, but it lacked narrative. It would have been much more impactful with an introduction to each sequence, some explanation, and the numbers. I just didn't feel as connected to the underlying message as I could have been. The Kiya game was emotionally heartwrenching because they used actual 911/phone call recordings. Overall it's worth checking out though. Note: you might want to be seated for it since you have no controls or movement and you float through the experience. It's a little disorienting to stand during it.