Primal Reign: Virtual Reality Experience
0Nazis and dinosaurs in Ancient Egyptian ruins?
Primal Reign: Virtual Reality Experience!
Travel to the 1940s during World War II to Egyptian ruins to fight Nazis and Dinosaurs in the PRIMAL REIGN experience, a Virtual Reality game for the HTC Vive.
Here’s another recording of our in-VR experiences. Join us as Rev. Dr. Brian David Phillips gives PRIMAL REIGN a go on the HTC Vive . . . in glorious VIRTUAL REALITY!
Sorry, we had technical difficulties with the video camera so no commentary track or video on this one. Rather than dump the whole thing we are uploading it as is, knowing we may do another in the future, depending how I feel about their copyright claims policy.
In PRIMAL REIGN, you are in Egypt, 1943. Among the ancient tombs the Nazis played with time – and time bit back. Primal beasts from the past are invading the present and your pal is their next tasty meal! Play in VR to battle the beasts, save your friend and survive.
You can get your own grubbies on the game at http://store.steampowered.com/app/636580/Primal_Reign on Steam.
If you are interested in more about 3D/VR/AR/360° and the like, check out our Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/taiwan3d or, if you are in Taiwan, you can join our in-person meeups - just check out http://www.meetup.com/tawanvirtualreality for more information.
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You can also head over to https://www.youtube.com/user/briandavidphillips for trancework and more from Dr. Phillips.
Music for this video includes Burnt by Jingle Punks (Creative Commons) which is licensed under a Creative Commons license.
Note: This video has a copyright claim from the folks who make Primal Reign. This is only the second time this has happened for one of my review/experience videos. Evidently, they have things set up so that if you post a review, they will monetize your video and put ads on it. Second one. I assume others will be doing it too. This doesn't impact me but it will impact Youtubers who make their living off their channels which will mean they may do fewer video reviews and play experiences. Then again, the copyright owners created the games. So two edged sword. Sheesh. At least they aren't doing copyright strikes like some of the companies (three of those and a channel gets removed).