Steam 360 Video Beta

This video is part of the Steam 360 Video beta program. After installing the Steam 360 Video tool in the Steam Client, you can watch this video in a supported Virtual Reality headset or on your desktop monitor. More information can be found in the https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=8699-OASD-1871#360">Steam 360 Video FAQ.

Just Updated

War on Glitches & Artifacts!

Since the original Steam launch in December of 2017, we've been hard at work optimizing all of QubaVR's Cinematic content even further. With a lot of help from engineers and compression specialists at Pixvana's SPIN Studio, we were able to push the quality of stereoscopic (3D) 360° streaming video beyond what was previously believed possible.

With the January 2018 update, we're happy to introduce new encodings of The Pull, featuring brand new highest bitrate settings and optimizations to all streaming quality tiers.

Enjoy!

About the Video

Gravity is no longer a constant.
Enter a world where the rules that bind us
are suddenly disobeyed.

In a secret science facility, gravity has been conquered. “Down” is no longer a direction, but a choice. Step into the center of modified chambers and witness the laws of nature be broken in this five-experiment series.

VR has all but torn down the barriers between the imagination of the creator and the experience of the viewer. A concept like The Pull simply does not translate into traditional 2D. We can suggest concepts through TVs and monitors, but we can’t truly experience them — and breaking the very laws of nature is something that can only be experienced.

While flat media limits us to hinting and coaxing at an experience, by creating in VR, I can more faithfully share my vision with you, the viewer. For a few minutes – for five chambers – I can truly invite you into my world.

Note:
For the sake of full disclosure - yes, you can find this film legally and for free elsewhere on the Internet. Purchasing it on Steam will help show your appreciation of QubaVR's work on this funded-out-of-pocket art project.