Next generation experience

Found this on the app lab and I have to say this exceeded my expectations for a mixed reality game. The physics on the basketball and pool are flawless and everything gets saved exactly where I placed them in my room. The game does lack a bit of models for room decor, but seeing as how this is early access I find this to be a steal for two dollars. My kids and I are having a blast. I honestly can’t find a comparable game anywhere on the store. Cheers!

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Very fun

Fun mixed reality game with moderate exercise.

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"Anyrec: From Monotony to Joy"

The simplicity paired with the diverse content in the Anyrec game transforms my daily monotony into joy. The consistent updates they offer are truly touching. I'm grateful to you for this.

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Good

The graphics of the textures are basic but still fine. Unfortunately, if you want to play with others, you need more headsets in the same room, i think. So otherwise, you can only play basketball and darts. Thank you for the reply. Yes, it's true, I forgot the billiards and the Rubik's cube, the decorations were not included in the review. But what about the other games? How can I play with someone in multiplayer in mixed reality? Because I have tried that too but without success. Note that I do not speak English as a native speaker, so perhaps I missed something due to misunderstanding.

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currently it's a bit limited and I don't know whether to keep it or not depends on what kind of development it does in the future. for example, it doesn't take real furniture into account, so objects like a ball don't bounce off a sofa but pass through it. there are no shadows although I admit they are a bit difficult for the standalone quest, but with the quest3 it would be possible. any virtual furniture is very difficult to apply because it needs to be positioned with great precision and once positioned it only takes a moment and you accidentally reposition it. and this is very frustrating. virtual furniture does not take into account collisions with walls or collisions with the floor. a possible future development would be to be able to have a vast quantity of even unusual objects that you can put in your room that replace real objects and real furniture. for example, although it would be nice to have virtual beds to apply on the real bed, it would be equally nice to have objects of the same size but completely different. objects must have physics and weight, many objects have no gravity. there must be collisions on objects and hand tracking with collisions and hand physics, like the handpsytic lab at that point the app would be interesting Oh, and the mechanism for zooming in and out on objects currently doesn't work the current value is three and a half stars, I don't feel like giving three stars so I give 4 stars. hoping that there will be improvements soon so that I can keep it and not return it

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