Lost (by Oculus Studio) review

I tried Lost, a little movie by Oculus studio. And this is its little review. Oculus Studio is the content branch of Oculus and it is capable of making awesome things like Henry, the animation short movie telling the story of a cute hedgehog.

Henry, maybe the best animation movie for Oculus (Image by Wired)
Henry, maybe the best animation movie for Oculus (Image by Wired)

So today I was very happy to try Lost, hoping that it was as awesome as Henry (or as Senza Peso). In my opinion it is not. It’s just a little animation movie that is quite nice and nothing more. There is not a true story: only a situation that makes you curious and that gets solved in the end. You’re in the forest and there is a strange robot making strange stuff. In the end, you understand what this robot is and what it was waiting for. Then the video ends and you’re like

(Image from Know Your Meme)
(Image from Know Your Meme)

And that’s it… honestly I didn’t get excited by it… it is well made, but not that intriguing in my opinion.

The strange robot in this strange animation movie (image by Oculus)
The strange robot in this strange animation movie (image by Oculus)

And you, have you tried it? And what is your opinion about it? Let me know in the comments!


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