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About This Game Andromedum is a VR novel with stereoscopic environments and audio narration. HTC Vive motion controllers are required! Jack Philips is running, and he can’t even remember why. Hunted through the remnants of a world where our past exists only as fractured clues, Jack has almost as little information about his identity. Only a sword too fine for any common soldier and flashes of memory telling him things that would get anyone else in the kingdom executed. The kingdom itself is a mystery, its king determined to maintain that mystery by any means necessary. Knowledge is horded, the majority of the kingdom reduced to living in a world of swords and horses, kings and petty wars. Around them, steel and glass stand as half-remembered snatches of the past, but for most people they point to truths they will never be permitted to grasp. When Jack meets Henry and Dahlia, a father and daughter dedicated to the preservation of the past, his simple sprint for the edges of the kingdom turns into something more complex. Henry wants to save as much as he can of what came before the kingdom. Dahlia simply wants to tear the kingdom down. Ultimately, Jack must decide whether to keep on running, or finally make a stand for the world as it should be. Either way, the hunters are still coming. He might not remember them, but they definitely remember him. 1075eedd30 Title: AndromedumGenre: Casual, IndieDeveloper:Imbanova Entertainment Inc.Publisher:Imbanova Entertainment Inc.Release Date: 15 Apr, 2016 Andromedum Crack Graphics Fix This is a real shame to thumbs down as in my opinion it has missed an great opportunity, I love the concept of being read to and being in the environment taking place in the story, this is a great idea...butFor me the scenes are just not interesting enough high quality enough or in sufficient number to make it more worthwhile than just sticking on an audiobook.One final touch that would make this really polished would be some audio other than the narrator, maybe even some sort of music to accompany.. All I can say is that this is a good book.. i literally fell asleep for 3 hours on the floor with the vive still on my face. I know this is cheap and all, and that's great...but essentially what we have here is a book... in VR form... with pretty pictures in the form of 3D backgrounds.If that sounds like a really cool thing to you, then get this... The story is interesting enough but I was itching to play something, not sit down and read... I was kinda expecting to see some kind of 3D play take place in front of me while I read, but nope, just narration and a background...and hey, if you find the backgrounds distracting you can sit in a pitch black void and read a book (or tablet).Anyway, I'm not going to give this a thumbs down... it would get a "meh" thumb if I could give one. Maybe one of these days I'll sit down and read the whole thing and it'll be a kickass story and I'll think to myself "Damn that was sweet, I hope all books are converted to VR form!"... But not today.. All I can say is that this is a good book.. This is the first Steam review and I am writing it primarily to countact the negative review that this game was given by another reviewer (the only other review of "Andromedum" at the time of this post 4\/26\/16.)I'm not saying that their review is wrong or they are foolish but I feel they are judging "Andromedum" too harshly and it hurts me to see this with a thumbs down overall in the list of titles available for HTC Vive."Andromedum" is essentially an audiobook with stereoscopic 3D environments that feature in the story that fade in and out as the narrator reads the book to you. It concerns a young man named Jack who is alive (on Earth?) in the distant future, after some sort of apocolyptic event. There is an interesting contrast of the dark age that Jack lives in and the crumbling infastructure of present day life that is completely alien to him. (He doesn't know what power lines are but carries a sword for protection, and the narrator describes the powerlines as monuments built by ancient rulers, for example.)The narrator does a good job overall, his voice is pleasant and easy to understand.I have not spent lots of time in this experience but I will finish it as I work my way through the list of available HTC Vive content. Thank you to the devs for creating this and I look forward to seeing this new medium evolve.For $2, about the price of a bottle of soda, I highly recommend you check out "Andromedum."