✤MURO Mellow : MURO'S Game List (Part 1)✤

 Hi everyone! I'm here with something a little different. I've talked about a couple games individually, but I wanted to talk about games on which I don't feel I could write a whole post. Rather than focusing on each title individually, this is an overview of games that I find particularly inspiring, polished, or noteworthy. I plan on making this multiple parts!

    Warning: These reviews may contain spoilers for side content! I've tried to avoid anything related to the main story of each game, but if you enjoy entering a game completely blind, some details might be spoilers.

 

 1. Wandersong

 

"I'm scared... that no matter how hard I try, I'll never change anything."

    Wandersong, created by Greg Lobanov, is set when your character, the Bard, has a prophetic dream about the world ending and how there's a destined hero needed to set out to save it. You are not that hero. You're a bard! Instead of slaying monsters, our Bard sets out to find the Earthsong - a song that unites every person in the world and can hypothetically save it from ending. 

 

✤MURO Making : Windows Mixed Reality✤

 Note: I'll use acronyms for some of the longer names I'll repeat in this post. 'WMR' will stand for 'Windows Mixed Reality,' and 'MRP' will stand for 'Mixed Reality Portal.'

 
    Hi everyone, it's MURO! I posted a little about my previous headsets in an earlier post, but today, I wanted to dive into a now deprecated Virtual Reality platform that I used to use - Windows Mixed Reality and Mixed Reality Portal.

 

What's a Virtual Reality platform, and what does it do? 

     Windows Mixed Reality (and the program Mixed Reality Portal) were how you hooked specific head-mounted displays (HMDs, which usually just get referred to as 'headsets') to your computer. In order to actually use your headset, you have to use a VR platform. If you had any of the following VR headsets, WMR was the platform you'd use to use your headset.