Heaven Forest - VR MMO

I do not dislike this game, but I also do not recommend it for others and I'm going to explain why. This game targets specific users: people who have consumed, people who are spiritual, people looking for achievements and trading cards, or simply people who want a laid back game to chill to (after consuming?)

The game nearly put me to sleep as I played through it. The visuals are not at all realistic, but more artistic. I can appreciate the concept, which I'd define as "A long walk through nature to find the meaning of life." As you walk you collect gems, apples and mushrooms for absolutely no reason at all, other than the achievements it gives you. The best part of the game though, are the scrolls. Read those. I practice buddhism, and I really enjoyed reading them- that's why I took so many screenshots.

I think this game would be a lot more fun with a VR headset, but other than that, it can be pretty boring for those of you seeking action. To reiterate, There's really no point to this game at all other than relaxing and obtaining achievements and trading cards.

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Embarking on Heaven Forest - VR MMO felt like a journey to nowhere. The visuals lacked the magic, the gameplay was a VR snooze-fest, and the MMO aspect felt more like a solo stroll through a deserted forest. Save your VR headset for better adventures.

It's an okay game... Basically if you like going on scavenger hunts. You'll probally like this one.

Also...

Levitation?

To infinity and Beyond!

easy peasy lemon squeezy - nothing to do but to collect stuff for achievements:
quatrefoils are all within 6-7m range of a bench.
crystals: behind starting point, cave entrance left, cave lake, cave exit right map-edge, lake by the waterfall, left of the temple
meaning of life: activate all 12 illuminated balls @ the philosophical notes
apples and mushrooms: take your time, walk down the whole map several times & from different angles

Couldn't figure out how to turn around (using rift) so that made it pretty difficult to play. Never got a response from the devs. Also never saw anyone else (mmo?)

Claims to support keyboard and mouse but it doesn't. Although I can move around I am aways moving in the same directions. Moving my head points me at something but pressing "W" to move forward moves me relative to me start position.

I didn't like or hate this game. I think it was very pretty but just seemed to be lacking a lot.

The writing didn't inspire me at all.

I don't recommend against this game because it is cheap and not totally bad.

This game is decent in the fact that it has good graphics and is covered in scrolls containing motivational quatrains, but the whole thing is robotic and has no controller support. All the achievements require you to pick things up which is impossible due to the lack of controler support and due to how badly the game is designed, the movement is sickening within the first few minutes. I would not recommend you purchase this game as it is not worth the 79 pence I spent on it!

no controller support fo vive, no way of rotating and movements are very robotic. Both me and a friend tried and we felt very ill at the end of it all. Grafics are pretty but hard to appriciate due to how sick it makes you feel. wouldn't recomend, not even worth the 79p i paid for it.

It's pretty but it doesn't support any of the VR controllers thus you have to sit and use your keyboard and mouse to move. Also, this is one of the very few games that made me very motion sick :(

this game is pretty good and for the price what do u have to lose? the devs are awesome and help with any issues i had!

Cheap, pointless shovelware to grab money off the novelty of its name.

The point is to find a series of (badly spelled) first year philosophy. It does not present any meaninful point of its own.
The controls are a horrible idea - you walk with your keyboard (no vive controllers allowed) so you can only move in a 180 degree arc.
Environments are blocky, repetitive and low in detail - the load distance is attrocious, so the map looks like mush from any high point.
The MMO aspect does not add anything to the experience at all. There is no voice chat and no physical articulation (see above, no vive controllers allowed), so there is no meaningful way to interact with other players. It is there SOLELY so they can catch your attention with the title "VR MMO".
Do not give them your money.

It 'works' in VR, but I definitely don't recommend it. It will make you sick.
This game is nothing more than moving around and looking at objects.
The idea of it being an MMO must be taken with a grain of salt. You might only see another player as a wisp of light.
There are no interactions to be had between other players aside from seeing their wisp.

The only goal is to move around and see the terrain and maybe pick up an apple.

I want to write a review for this game. I thought it was a very beautiful and enjoyable game.
I Did have some technical issues with a bug that makes the program fail when closing out of the game; but Other than that, It was a cool game to play, introspective, and deeply thoughtful.
I liked the game because I have never Seen a game thats so heavily leans on Buhddism. This wasn't any slap in the face with religion, but exposure to thinking and concepts of success in life, and how people ordinarily, behave and think. Its not like an ordinary game that you go from point A to B.
It also has achievments that aren't terribly tough to get but the Journey is what I enjoy...I loved the themes presented, as well. It has some very strikingly beautiful places to go to.

7/10 for the bug, but Very Enjoyable.

For that price, the game itself is cool. At worst it is still a pretty relaxing environment that one can just chill in.
I'll have to downvote for the misleading title though--there is nothing MMO about this. If it's an attempt to deliver some more zen... it does not work this way son.
Also, the player interaction box seems to be in the center of the play area instead of the headset location, which coupled with keyboard control is quite problematic.

fun little game, more of a VR experience. i enjoyed walking around and spotting the little animals. i got queasy flying around though and had to stop playing- the movements weren't quite jelling and i felt a little sick moving too fast. imho something that "grounds" the player might be helpful- like sitting a laiktu (sp) style cloud?

i'd avoid this if you get motion sick easily.

2nd game of Heaven Islands. Again a interesting level design with a few secrets (Wooden Tree figures) and many to find (over 50 mushrooms, apples and other stuff, very well hidden on a big map). How loves search games/ walking simulator can test it, i give 71 % & for achievment hunter i give 87 % (could have more achievements, 50 apples/ mushrooms arent easy or hard/ but must be find in 1 walktrough & for the rest it give a good guide). Thx 4 reading.

Interesting game, I found it very relaxing thanks to a mix of very nice landscape and a wisely selected soundtrack.

Overall after a while I found it to be a little bit boring after you have complete the game (found the last scroll and the meaning of life). But I'll keep this game as "the place where I can relax" without taking an actual holiday.

I have oculus cv1 but non of the 3 modes steam offers runs the game longer than 5 sec.
black screen after 5 sec or more like green-yellow filled black screen
No issue with any other vr game so far.

last update fix it, Reinstallation necessary.

Very nice to play ;-)

This is the first time I've paid for a tech demo. And for the record, that's all it was. They call it MMO, but all that means is you'll see little blue fireballs floating around, in place of other players. It isn't even worth the $0.65 I paid for it, really. If you want a new game to play, you'd be better off with literally anything else. This is just an semi-interactive video.