When A Ghost Goes Down

VR Bangers' ghost story premise works better than it has any right to. The supernatural setup , you get an eye implant that lets you see Samantha Reigns, a redhead ghost who's been haunting your place , feels genuinely playful rather than cheesy. Reigns sells the concept with natural enthusiasm and believable supernatural mystique, making the roleplay engaging throughout the 53-minute runtime.

Technically, this is competent VR Bangers work without being exceptional. The 8K resolution delivers solid sharpness on Quest 3, though compression artifacts show up during close-ups and fast motion. Camera positioning feels natural at seated height, and the scale accuracy is spot-on , no giant woman syndrome here. Audio is clean with good spatial positioning, though the room tone could use more atmosphere to sell the haunted house vibe.

The 180° format shows its age here. During the more dynamic positions like reverse cowgirl and standing sequences, you'll find yourself wanting to look around more than the frame allows. Lighting is consistently warm and flattering, avoiding the harsh studio look that kills immersion in supernatural scenes. Reigns maintains solid eye contact and positioning throughout, clearly understanding how to work with VR cameras.

Worth it , A well-executed supernatural roleplay that succeeds despite technical limitations. If you enjoy creative premises and Reigns' natural redhead appeal, the ghost story concept elevates this above standard fare.