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October 22, 2019

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Oculus

From Emmy Award winning Oculus Story Studio comes Dear Angelica, a journey through the magical and dreamlike ways we remember our loved ones. Entirely painted by hand inside of VR, Dear Angelica plays out in a series of memories that unfold around you. An immersive, illustrative short story starring Geena Davis and Mae Whitman.

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4.35

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evanpeters87

December 26, 2020

5/5

Spoilers so please read with caution

I’m sitting here alone in the nursery of my house, my newborn twin girls are both sleeping for well maybe another 10 min. Before the next blowout lol, I lost my mom to COVID 25 days ago, she never had the chance to meet my girls, and I sit here, 33 years old, with the oculus quest 2 my wife bought me today for Christmas, not afraid to admit that I ugly cried at this, what a beautiful story, thank you to all involved in creating this, really something special.

149 found this helpful

penstowker

July 27, 2021

5/5

Simply amazing

I’m a dad of three daughters. First review I’ve written for the Oculus. A little surprised at the lower reviews for a free download. This is a work of art not to be missed for any person with older parents. The beautiful art moves along a compelling story about loss and connection. As I’m writing this my wife has a mom who has late stage breast cancer. When a time arrives when she’s comfortable and I can share this with her I will. It’s a healing little short we could all use to take a few minutes to watch. Good for the soul.

78 found this helpful

HarbingerThrace

June 6, 2021

3/5

Why 3dof on Quest?

Firstly, I gave this experience 5 stars in the Rift Store because it is AMAZING! It is touching, the animation is gorgeous and it is just so well done. But it gets 3 stars on the Quest store because for some weird reason the Quest store version only does 3dof, which is too bad as you can freely walk around in the Rift store version. The Quest version just makes you dizzy and does not do this amazing VR story justice

56 found this helpful

ZPNtv

March 4, 2024

5/5

Waterproof your headset first!

Just saying, between this, The Key, Anne Frank's House, etc... the need for waterproof headsets is increasing drastically. I had to take the headset off before I could even finish it due to the tears pooling up in there. Holy crap, the raw emotion during the space scene. 😭 And for reference, I'm a 38 year old tough as nails, construction working, man's man. So if you're the sensitive type, oh boy, strap in, and get ready for a ride. AMAZING film.

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laurak123

January 27, 2020

5/5

Beautiful short experience

This wonderful short movie you through a beautifully hand painted (in VR) story of a girl remembering her mother. With Some Magical 360 surroundings (I couldnt see everything because I was aseat and couldnt turn around on my couch), be ready to be amazed for about 10 minutes. I felt relaxed at the end and called my mom first thing after seeing it :) So happy to find enrichening little experiences like this on VR!

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