CasualFit check
Is VESTIGE worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- VR viewers interested in short, story-led experiences
- People drawn to interactive documentaries based on true stories
- Players who prefer movement-based exploration over controller-driven gameplay
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking extended gameplay beyond the 13-minute runtime
- Those who prefer linear narratives rather than routes that change through exploration
- Users without room-scale VR equipment or interest in a standing experience
Our take on VESTIGE
Rather than using conventional film viewing or game objectives, the experience makes physical movement part of the narrative. Exploring a memory changes which memories appear and creates a different route toward the same tragic event.
What is VESTIGE?
VESTIGE is a standing, room-scale VR documentary about Lisa remembering her lost love, Erik.
Viewers move through an empty space where fragments of their shared past appear. Exploring these scenes triggers memories and opens different routes through the narrative, with each viewing reaching Erik’s death through a different sequence. The experience uses volumetric capture, spatial sound, and no controllers. Headphones are recommended. It lasts 13 minutes and includes French audio and subtitles, with a French voice performance by Marion Cotillard. The work is based on a true story and incorporates audio interviews with Lisa Elin. Its presentation combines film, live performance capture, and interactive movement through memory.
How VESTIGE plays
- 01Branching memory paths
- Movement through the scenes activates memories and changes the route toward the story’s final event.
- 02Volumetric capture
- Captured performances appear as three-dimensional fragments within the surrounding space.
- 03Controller-free movement
- The standing experience uses room-scale navigation without handheld controllers.
- 04French language options
- French voice acting and subtitles are available, including a performance by Marion Cotillard.
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VESTIGE: platforms & release
Is VESTIGE worth it?
It is worth it if: VR viewers interested in short, story-led experiences. Skip it if: players seeking extended gameplay beyond the 13-minute runtime.
Where can I download VESTIGE?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens VESTIGE's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is VESTIGE on?
Windows only.
