VR Scary Forest - Cardboard

No interactivity - just a 3D Scene to experience VR with no complications.

- Great for first time Virtual Reality users
- Kid-friendly: no advertising or in-app purchases
- Easy to use: no buttons or controller required
- Works on Google Cardboard devices, including Mattel View-Master
- Amazing 360-degree visuals
- Stereo Sound
- 3D Images

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You have arrived at Riverton on the eve of the Fall Festival, where every child has the opportunity to watch the magical dance of the faeries in a safe environment.

Our town and our elders see a great need to reflect on how to balance our interactions with the universe. During our festival, white energy raises from the ground while purple energy falls from the skies. It balances in front of our eyes. As it has always been.

Tonight we have a guest, Sara, who is going to read a faerie story from her land, while a bard plays along. We hope you find the performance as mesmerizing as we do.

Since you are likely to return here on a time beyond the festival, the forest's true name is Luthier's Grove, as only the finest musical instruments in the land are created from the sacred wood of the Grove. Once the wood has been blessed by the silent monks, it is taken to the Master Bards for their handling. But that is for another time...

Enjoy the Festival,

Remag Crimson
Soothsayer

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Travel to a high-quality, stereoscopic virtual world, hear high quality audio, and view the world in 360 degrees all around you (up, down left right, and behind you). Our design goal is to create an easy to use and understand, kid-friendly, Virtual Reality experience that introduces people to the power of VR.

Designed for people that wish to have a very streamlined experience without confusing controls or navigation. Load it, view it, share it with your friends!

Supports 3Csmart, 3Deva, AGPtek, Aizbo®, Altergaze, Andoer, AntVR, Archgon VRock, Archos, Ariic, AuraVR, Baoer Cardboard Valencia, Baofeng Mojing III, Bluenet, BoboVR, Bravozone, C1-Glass from Goggle Tech, Carl Zeiss VR One, CHICHO, Cmoar, Color Cross, CST-01, Davyci, DEFAIRY, DESTEK®, Dive, DODOcase, Durovis Dive, Eachbid, ebtintin, eimolife® 2.0, Ewin, FAVOLCANO, Fibrum, FIVESUNG®, FreeFly, GameFace, Geekercity®, Google Cardboard Viewers, GYD, Hasbro My3D Viewer, Homido, Hossen, I AM CARDBOARD EVA Version, IMAX, Increase Max Edition, J-DEAL®, JHB 3D Glasses, Karas 3D, Kingfansion, KKmoon, Lakento, LEAP-HD, LightsCastle 2015, Ling, Linkcool, Merge, Minisuit, Noon VR, Phoneix, Pinc, Playglass, PowisCustom, PU Leather and Microfiber 3D Glasses, Purple EVA 3D Glasses, Refugio3D, Ritech 3D Glasses, SimpleVR, Soyan, Starlight, SUNNYPEAK, Sunsbell®, Tagstand, TEEFAN®, US OFTENBUY, Voberry®, Envy Velocity, VR ONE, vrAse, VReyeGO, Wecharger, XA, Xin Gear, ZwTech

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We give our kids great places and latitude to use their imaginations. Virtual Reality is wonderful for that. We play these and talk about what they make us think of. Our experiences are made to be shared.

I was looking for fantasy audio, and came across this vocal recording. It is just fantastic. The reading is a voice recording from freesound.org/people/klankbeeld/ and was instrumental in the experience of Scary Forest! klankbeeld says: "Dutch girl Sara, 4 years old, reads me a (fantastic/fantasy) story of the lost princess. Out of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarves." (Sneeuwwitje en de zeven dwergen)."

After hearing her, I realized music would be needed that could bring out the sad and happy moments in the story, whether I could understand her words or not! As I was perusing some classical work, I found this song, Remedy for Melancholy, by Kai Engel. It made me want to combine Sara's wonderful reading to music. It's shorter than her words by a factor of three, but hearing something so soothing for her book reading felt good to me and I hope it is for you as well. Kai's work is here: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kai_Engel