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Sansar open beta, VR to usher in the "fun" era?
Editor's Note: Imagine slipping on a VR headset at home and stepping into an entirely different yet authentic world of gaming—it's probably every gamer's ultimate fantasy. With VR technology advancing rapidly, that dream might soon become a reality. Linden Lab, the creator behind the iconic online game Second Life, recently announced that its VR social platform, Sansar, is now open to the public. This article draws inspiration from an original piece published by Fast Company titled "Social VR may be troubled but Linden Lab launches Sansar anyway."
At present, VR (virtual reality) finds itself in an intriguing phase—full of promise and challenges alike. Facebook has been heavily investing in Spaces, a virtual social platform that aims to connect users in VR environments. On the other hand, AltspaceVR, one of the earliest social VR pioneers, declared bankruptcy last week, citing typical financial struggles as the main reason.
In related news, Linden Lab has officially launched Sansar, its VR social platform, to the general public. Compatible with Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and Windows PCs, Sansar isn't directly tied to Second Life, though experienced players will find familiar gameplay elements. Creators on Sansar can use drag-and-drop tools to seamlessly integrate assets from popular 3D modeling software or purchase them from the platform's marketplace.
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New users get three free creation opportunities on Sansar. Beyond that, additional creations require a subscription. Becoming a "Creator" costs $9.99 per month, offering five creations along with faster email support from the official team. A "Super Creator" subscription at $29.99 per month provides ten creations, along with faster email and live chat support. For professionals seeking comprehensive assistance, including real-time chat and phone support, the "Professional" tier at $99.99 per month grants twenty creations.
While Sansar promises immersive experiences, it might take some time before users can fully enjoy all its features. Despite these initial hurdles, Linden Lab's reputation with Second Life gives Sansar a solid foundation, sparking anticipation among many. Interestingly, Philip Rosedale, the founder of Second Life, is now leading another social VR venture called High Fidelity. This certainly marks an exciting period for the industry.
For those eager to dive in, you can download the app directly from the official website.
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