Tropical Girls VR

Something about this reminds me of Charmed. Yes, the TV show. It feels so 1990s. So like going to P3 to dance the night away. It's cute and funny, and kinda sweet in this strange way. Pretty island, nice effect coming out of the sea. A tiny bit of explore.

You get day, evening and night. In each one the ladies are in fixed places or routes though some are in static poses. Yeah, sometimes the models aren't positioned quite right and Oculus Rift can develop an odd flicker issue. But honestly the ladies dance so badly that I was utterly charmed.

And I mean, just terrible, but you feel they are trying, right? Remember those movies from the 1990s where bonfires on the beach were a thing and decently clothed girls always danced about them? This is that, only in VR. Some pretty views, some sweetly endearing girls and actually a perfectly clean and decent game.

So even with the lack of nudity or naughty content, it's worth the winter sales prices of 99 cents USD to me. I even felt bad for laughing at how badly the ladies dance, then what the heck, dance with them. There's really not much to see or do, with some fish in the sea or a beach ball to toss about or something it would be nice. It would be fantastic if you could reposition the static models.

Game is kinda strange, don't know what the point is.. Check out a vid i made https://youtu.be/8LWdItqj0Us

There's no other meaning in life for me now outside of this photorealistic, physics driven paradise.

A couple of girls on a tiny tropical island. You can select daytime, sunset or night. Going back was not possible, had to restart the game. Models are of medium quality. Would only recommend if free.

Somebody said there is no need for the vr controls so what are the controls for the mouse/keyboard because i get to the choices and cannnot go or do anything to access the game.

At it's core, it's a wander-around collection of preset animations and walk paths of ladies in various outfits.

There's:
no environmental interaction,
no objectives,
no player interaction with any NPC's,
no NPC to NPC interaction,
no nudity.

That said, it's one of those things - you're big and ugly enough to know what you're buying,

If this is your bag then you might as well.

All you do is move around and look at models, which might be okay if those models weren't of such terrible quality. They are skinned all wrong such that strange polygons poke out at most of their joints, and they all have dead eyes that stare forward with no movement or blinking. It's a terrible experience.

Well if you've watched the video on the store page, then you've pretty much seen it all. This should be free unless the devs add more content and some interaction to the gameplay. It should not even have "sexual content" and "nudity" tags. There's none of that. Just scantilly dressed models in rather boring motion loops. Don't pay for this... even $2, you will be disappointed.

This game works...sort of. There just isn't much to it, and that includes actual gameplay. I get the impression it's more of a proof-of-concept than anything else. If it moves forward with actual content it might be fun.
Anyway, it's worth the $2 I paid for it. I've paid more for worse games than this.
So, if you want to see what a VR version of Second Life might look like, this is it, minus all the interaction.

The days of going to a real world strip club are numbered.

This title really shows the potential of the VR adult industry and therefore I'm supporting it over something like Nancy's Summer VR that's ridden with gimmicky in game pretend money. But it also needs major improvements. Big props to the developer for giving this a shot :)

Largest Problems
For the following things and in general, there needs to be a basic tutorial of the controls. Not with text on a wall, but a clever video of the controllers' buttons being pushed corresponding to an avatar running or zooming around. Think universal understanding despite known language. Scrap the teleport system and include a noclip free fly mode like in the old days of video games. To avoid motion sickness, Google Earth VR's method might be best: when you move, your field of view narrows and when you come to a stop, you can look or walk around freely. There should be options to freeze or slow down time. Also a free mode where we can change the position of the sun and therefore lighting by aiming at it, clicking and dragging like in Google Earth VR. Moves, actions and ways to control where the models walk around should have their own in game menu. Think Garry's Mod type of freedom. You currently have to physically duck down and stand up to get the VR benefits over a normal monitor game here. Further, you have to constantly turn around to see everyone, so add a Google Tilt Brush world-spin mode where we squeeze the grip buttons on each controller and make a motion like we're spinning a box on a table and the entire world rotates. Why do we have hands at all when they can't interact with anything? The controllers should at least have some simple haptic feedback when they bump into people and the characters need to respond in some way. The models should have physics, not just be solid mannequins.

Good Things
I like the 3 times of day with different poses and nighttime dance party. Everything looks fairly good in terms of atmosphere. Most the models look pretty nice and even though the teleport system doesn't work for this type of title, its implementation was pulled off very well.

General Annoyances
The models look good at times, but very blocky or "The Thing" level creepy as they twist backwards looking at you. Their shadows at night are especially pixelated. Music magically comes from either the house or fire pit, but there needs to be a boombox, haha. The models' skin texture is flat and very shiny. Each limb clips through adjacent ones. Many models are frozen. Basic motion loops are definitely needed for all.

Wishlist
Make the models become ragdolls on command, like in Half Life 2, maybe by touch or poking them in the eyes XD Then the hands could pick up the ragdolls and move them around. Then we'd need a Garry's mod style ragdoll poser tool. Add scripting tool to make the models do group events. Maybe we model the capture ourselves with the Vive tracking system as players and save it into the game with a further editor? The boombox should support our own music libraries like the jukebox in SportsBar VR or at least have several basic ones to choose from.

Perhaps on Steam, list that there is extra website or workshop content that will be more adult. Like interactive scenes, skins, LGBT+ (Rainbow), BDSM, etc items if not allowed on main store or in game DLC.

Issues with Digital Adult Entertainment at Large
VR Adult video is mostly being pursued now, but I think the 3D market with titles like this will be far bigger and more customizable. While Gabe Newell hinted in a recent Reddit AMA that some kind of adult Steam game section may show up at some point, there is a major rift today. Titles like this, no matter how compelling in premise, seem to always get terrible funding and talent shoved their way. (major props to this developer for their work so far!) If this game, or genre I suppose, actually had AAA funding and years of development, this industry would be amazing. But because of social stigmas and some kind of war on the Adults-Only rating across every physical or digital storefront, it's a catch 22 for much of anything to change.

Touche. You got me. Made me look. It's about a dollar more expensive than it should be. This is like cellphone quality titillation, with teleportation. You fly around an island ogling playstation-2 quality vr-grills. Again, it's not bad, because it's on Steam. The state of the art in the land of the rising sun is already out of this world... but I still require a steady stream of click-bait to sully the activity feed of those in my friends list, so byteframe is appreciative, but others should't make a purchase. Anyway, please continue to seperate me from my money with VR apps of this kind. Bait me! Happy Women's Day!

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A basic demonstration of the possibilities of VR. For that I give it a thumbs up. (Although it should have been free.) A few bugs still apparent. On another note I am surprized there hasn't been complaints about the lack of different race's or Men for that matter. A paradise island only populated by white women. Not really catering to a diverse multicultural/sexual market.

looks great but it crashed a lot of times and there is no interaction with the models at all.

Super creepy and a complete piece of crap - only reason im not refunding is as a morale lesson to myself - every time i look at it in my Steam library I will remember to never sink to the "Ah well i'll just buy it how bad can it be" level again :D

Low res graphics. One small island. Glitchy movement where invisible floor levels will suddenly raise you up or drop you down. One girl is standing specifically in one of these places so you're floating above her. The girls always stare at your forehead - its unsettling. Not as unsettling as when you stand behind them and you can actually see the neck mesh twist 180 degrees while the character model stays perfectly still. Or how every one of them remains completely static apart from the neck/head moving backwards (usually through scenery or furniture) to get away from you.

TL:DR - its cheap, but i would be highly critical even if this was free. Its not even a tech demo - its a glitchy mess. Avoid as if its digital-syphillis. Because it is.

Low res graphics - Nil interaction - Crashed 4 times out of 4 runs when entering house - Requested refund - Cheap but still not worth the money!

Graphics are ok and the girls look nice. But there is absolutely no intereaction or fun to it. Developers, add a happy ending to it and you will get my vote.

I like it. Nice tropical enviroment. But...the game constantly crashes after a couple minutes. Please make it stop crashing. I will recommend this game,.assuming that the developer will fix this problem.

It's a VR ' experience '. The graphics are excellent, the women are beautiful. It's a cleverly done and relaxing environment. Think Vive Home with a soundtrack and dancing girls. My MSI gtx980 with 32 gb of ddr4 handled it flawlessly, it looked gorgeous. For the same cost as 3 candy bars, I'd say yes.

Crashed 4 times within a few seconds - mostly on day screen. Wasn't interactive, I think the add is a bit suggestive - there is no 'fun' at night time.

Not interactive and will test your computer, but it's okay. For less than 5 dollars, buy it.