Museum of Other Realities
Release date: Feb 26, 2020
Developers: MOR Museum Inc.
Publishers: MOR Museum Inc.
Genres: Casual, Simulation
Categories: Single-player, Multi-player, Co-op, Online Co-op, Cross-Platform Multiplayer, Tracked Controller Support, VR Only
Supported languages: English

The Museum of Other Realities (MOR) is an immersive multiplayer art showcase in VR. Step into a painting, surround yourself with fantastic sounds, experience art with your friends as it evolves and takes form. The museum contains a growing collection of interactive art and experimentation, supporting artists who are challenging and redefining what is possible with virtual reality art. ( Night Snow by Danny Bittman) Multiplayer Enjoy a collective multiplayer experience with old friends or make new ones in a gallery you can visit from anywhere. ( Immateria by Isaac Cohen) Constantly evolving with new art With regular art updates and events on an ongoing basis, the MOR grows and evolves into a space you can return to for new experiences. ( Devalaya Rupanam by Kevin Mack) Supporting Artists The MOR has showcased pieces from artists around the world, celebrating their incredible work and fostering community. Artists with featured work in the Museum are paid and promoted. Valve Index Support The MOR supports the Valve Index and Index controllers, allowing you to gesture to friends or draw in the air.

Press reviews: “I’ve never found myself saying 'wow' as many times as I did looking through each room, listening to the subtle echo of my voice seeming to bounce off the museum’s walls, flying, resizing myself with a drink like Alice In Wonderland, and gasping at the scale of the this impossible place and the thoughtful, interactive, and responsive works on display” UploadVR “The MOR is an experience, not a game or a demo. It is designed like a real-world art museum, giving some of the best VR artists in the world a venue to show off all the amazing VR art they have been making for the last two years. I went into MOR with no expectations and came out with my mind completely blown. Everyone and anyone curious about VR needs to try this thing out.” Forbes “And I was off again. But only because it was such a wonderful building, full of multi-dimensional madness and portals to impossible scenery.” ROCK, PAPER, SHOTGUN