"We had an idea early on that if we made the piece different enough every time, the conversation between viewers afterward would be quite interesting and make people want to see it again," Chandler continued in our 2016 interview. "The thing I'm most happy with about Notget VR is that we managed to make a pretty cinematic experience that, hopefully, looks less like a computer game and feels more like film."Finally, experience "Notget VR" for yourself, below:
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