Europe 2050 – Following a cascade of ecological crises, our world has been deprived of healthy ecosystems and wealthy flora. Amidst this dystopian landscape lies a lavish green beacon of hope: Dr. Beatrice Kukac’s Pollinator Park -a futuristic farm, a safe haven for pollinating insects and an eye-opener for its visitors. Pollinator Park is a crossover between a zoo, theme park, an interactive museum and a crystal ball: fun, educational and emotionally engaging. As a park visitor in 2050, unravel the story of its founder Beatrice Kukac, try your hand at pollination, shop for grocery shopping in a pollinator-deprived world, rediscover nature’s perfection and find out how you can help protect it in the real world. The European Commission's virtual Pollinator Park was built in collaboration with ‘archiobiotect’ Vincent Callebaut, in his signature eco-futuristic style. Step into this beautiful virtual reality about the ugly future we face without pollinating insects!

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QipperJun 25, 2023 at 5:09 PM

Learn about life.

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Developer responseAug 25, 2023 at 1:14 AM

Thank you for the kind words!

SomeGoofyGuyFeb 15, 2023 at 3:22 PM

Amazing

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PraxeosAug 18, 2022 at 6:12 PM

Well Done and Educational

I'm always leery of any ecological/environmental messages; the gist is often a thinly-veiled scheme to kill off half of humanity, ostensibly to save some grub from extinction. I didn't get that vibe from this application. Admittedly, I skimmed through some of the stuff and, thus, may have missed evidence of a nefarious secret plot. From what I saw, however, it was an interesting and well-implemented interactive presentation about the pollination process, its implications for mankind, and what individuals can do to help facilitate pollination in their own backyards. It was creatively presented as a tour of a futuristic pollination center. The visuals, animations, etc. were all decent. Overall, it was well optimized, but I experienced intermittent stutters (pretty jarring in VR) when clicking on certain things or moving to new areas of the map. I also had occasional problems teleporting. Some interactive parts of the map appear to be set up to snap the user to a specific point. I sometimes found myself unintentionally ending up in those points while trying to go elsewhere. Despite these hiccups, I really enjoyed Pollinator Park and would recommend it.

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