About This Game Cairo's Tale: The Big Egg is a VR animated short about the adventure of young mage Cairo and his best friend Clusterclucked. Cairo is the youngest member of the big mage Family BoBo. He was born with great talent and good at the magic of creation. But Cairo can’t concentrate on doing one thing for long. He likes playing tricks and living leisurely. Taking a nap on the meadow is his favorite part of the day, and that’s why he barely sees his growth in magic power. Clusterclucked was brought by Cairo’s father when Cairo was a baby. This fellow’s backstory is a mystery, but that doesn’t affect him from being the best friend and nanny of Cairo. Clusterclucked is quite light-hearted, has a poor memory and likes singing songs that nobody understands. One day, a giant egg falls off and breaks the roof of Cairo’s flying house, just in front of Cairo and Clusterclucked. Though being afraid, they decide to figure out what happened… 1075eedd30 Title: Cairo's Tale: The Big EggGenre: Adventure, Casual, Indie, Animation & Modeling, Education, Video ProductionDeveloper:Ring MountainPublisher:ArrowizRelease Date: 30 May, 2018 Cairo's Tale: The Big Egg Crack Dll cairo's tale the big egg Cool little VR movie experience.. Excellent! Detailed and fun. This is the first video\/render I've seen since Invasion or Oculus Dreamdeck that really showed off what VR brings to the table for non-gaming entertainment. In addition to the 3D visuals, being inside the movie instead of to the side of it really enhances the experience.Swivel chair not included but highly recommended :). This was fun! Short, but fun and well done. It's a stand there and watch type of experience and short, but nice! This will be a great one for kids!. Well done. Nice watch for the whole familie. Worth it!. The entire cinematic is about 8 minutes or so.It's okay. I mean it's only a $1, but there isn't any narration. It's just noises and music, which is fine, but I thought maybe there would be narration. I have a 1080TI and 7700K and a couple parts of the animations weren't the smoothest for the "high" graphics setting, but it was only maybe 20 seconds of animations out of the entire thing so not a big deal.I don't regret my purchase, but I felt like Henry was a better experience using ReVive due to the narration during the experience. Obviously, once you have watched Henry rewatching it isn't that fun though so it's nice that this is a fresh experience.If you enjoy watching the VR experiences I feel like for a $1 to watch it is worth it, or if you have a children who likes this stuff it is worth it as well. I would say there are 2 parts that could potentially scare a little one under like 6 though. Otherwise, they really aren't that "scary", more of a surprise or psyche out type scare and less of a classic horror\/fear type scare.
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