Thin Line 1.0

Reviews

3 ★, on 2018-05-31
Not a terrible "game", narrative driven short story, linear, worth the play. While it won't heat up your phone like other Daydream apps, it is laggy. Controller pointer often disappears or wildly goes uncalibrated. Graphical glitches and a sudden ending with no way to "exit" or go back to the main menu spoil what would otherwise be a nice short story.

3 ★, on 2018-05-29
The controls worked just fine. Not much of an interactive experience; it was a bit of a wasted opportunity for a VR game. Story was shallow: the main character seemed immoral and idiotic. Definitely a self centered individual. Story could have gone farther into what actually happens in life when you make the choices the narrator made and the complications that arise. Maybe, the dev can create a sequal that goes into the choices and wishes of those who want to have kids but can't juxtaposed with those who freely give/destroy life in favor of their career.

1 ★, on 2018-05-28
Control response was slow and sticky. Voxellated. Graphics were passable. This is a "story" on a track - the user has no choice but to watch, in a fair amount of horror, as the narrator talks about consequences of choices you don't get to make (or not). I would say it's better than "Depression Quest", but still takes you on a very short path with limited choice. This is *NOT* a pro-choice application at all; it is pro-abortion. Are we really to believe that someone studying for a medical degree, and about to graduate, is unaware of the consequences of certain choices? Or does she not care? Why do the designers of this application not show other possibilities as well? The gameplay could use a little instruction, as it is not intuitive. When I started it, the little white dot for the cursor was not visible. Maybe it's time for a rewrite. And this time, give us some actual choice.

5 ★, on 2018-05-20
Very good story, but the 3d engine is not optimized and is somewhat lagging

3 ★, on 2018-05-26
The frame rate is awfully low on pixel 2

5 ★, on 2018-05-13
A beautiful tale of a single woman's journey, and the difficulties she encounters. I really appreciated the compassionate tone and perspective into her feelings. Simple controls with understated but very nice visuals. One recommendation: include an exit button at the end on the credits screen, just to close the app properly.