Ancient Invisible Cities

Ancient Invisible Cities is an immersive VR experience that takes viewers on a journey through the architectural wonders of ancient civilizations. Guided by the voice of architecture critic and historian, Jonathan Meades, the user explores the remnants of empires, uncovering lost histories and forgotten stories. The experience blends stunning visuals with insightful narration to create a unique exploration of urban design and human history.

Ancient Invisible Cities has been praised for its innovative use of VR technology to explore historical architecture and its engaging narration. Critics have noted its potential as an educational tool and its ability to transport viewers to different times and places. While specific widespread critical reviews are limited due to its nature as an experiential VR film, its reception at festivals and by early adopters has been largely positive, highlighting its artistic and documentary merit.

• Praised for its innovative VR approach to historical architecture.

• Applauded for its immersive journey through ancient urban landscapes.

• Valued for its educational potential and engaging narrative.

Google audience: User feedback generally highlights the unique and engaging nature of the VR experience, with many appreciating the educational aspect and the detailed visual representations of ancient cities. Some users have noted that the experience is best suited for those with an interest in history and architecture.

Nominated for Best VR Experience at Raindance Film Festival (2018).

The VR experience utilizes a unique narrative structure where the user's gaze influences the progression through the ancient cities, making each viewing a personalized journey.