The Line
Narrative"The Line" is great to showcase VR for first-time users. This award winning experience is a 15-20 minute interactive story about love and fear of change, allowing you to unlock an enchanted miniature model of two miniature dolls, Pedro and Rosa. Set within a scale model of 1940s São Paulo city in Brazil, this amazing VR narrative invites you to pull on knobs and even crawl under the machinery to unfold the story of these figurines who are perfect for each other but reluctant to live out their love.
- WINNER - 2020 Primetime Emmy® Award for Outstanding Innovation in Interactive Media.
- WINNER - Best VR Experience at 76th Venice International Film Festival.
Narration in English, Portuguese, Korean, and simplified Chinese. SDH Subtitles in English, Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, French, Spanish, German, and simplified Chinese.
| comfort | ⦾ Comfortable |
| age rating | 0+ Everyone |
| website | arvore.io |
| developer | ARVORE |
| publisher | ARVORE IMMERSIVE GAMES INC. |
| connection | Internet not required |
| app version | 57 |
| languages | English ∙ Chinese ∙ French ∙ German ∙ Japanese ∙ Korean ∙ Portuguese ∙ Spanish |
Reviews 136
A wonderful experience
If you're searching for a traditional game, this is not the right choice. However, it's a beautiful story with a bit of interaction that makes it quite enjoyable. At this sale price, it's an easy decision for anyone who appreciates heartwarming tales. I highly recommend it!
Amazing
Absolutely loved this story & experience, more please from the maker's.
Great experience
Sweet little story, cinematic with some interactive elements.
The only con I found was unfortunate placements of subtitles
Love
It was super adorable. I loved the animation and interactive story. Sure, it was short, but that is already stated in the description. It's inexpensive and worth the price IMO.
Amazing
The Line is a 16-minute Emmy Award-winning interactive story about breaking out of “The Line” i.e. comfort zone. It’s an immersive experience that takes you through the love story of two miniature dolls—Pedro and Rosa.
It’s set in a miniature diorama where viewers are invited to pull knobs and ring bells of the machinery to unfold the story of the dolls.
I would recommend this movie to people who want to explore the immersive experience that comes with VR.
Boring good for ages 5 to 10
Not much interaction