Google And Queen Join Hands For 'Bohemian Rhapsody' In VR

If by any chance that you are a fan of Queen, you'd most likely be cheerful to think about the band's presence in virtual reality. Brian May, Queen's guitarist and an astrophysicist, has come up with an interactive app - Bohemian Rhapsody Experience - in a joint effort with Google and Enosis VR. The model of the application is presently available for open to use on some select VR-empowered Android smartphones, while the iPhone users will get it soon.

Bohemian Rhapsody Experience takes you to the virtual universe of Queen in an intuitive way, where sound and graphics indulge to shape a dreamlike ordeal as you were with the Queen on the stage. The interface components in the application react to your head movements too. Google describes Bohemian Rhapsody Experience as an app that "offers a journey through frontman Freddie Mercury's subconscious mind and recreates the sensation of being onstage with the band, with visual and audio elements that respond to your movements."

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The California-based organization demoed the application's model form at its yearly I/O engineer meeting recently, which was just to be available if you were at the event. Google has now discharged the Bohemian Rhapsody Experience application on Android. You can go to the Google Play store to download it. Recollect that, this will work appropriately just with Android smartphones that are VR-empowered, yet different users can appreciate the experience as a 360-degree video.

Interestingly, the Bohemian Rhapsody Experience application will prompt a spatialized variant of the melody as you move your head, which really adjusts to settled focuses in your environment. You will also get the chance to see Freddie Mercury, sketched out in neon, moving and executing as the as the song takes leap immersively, alongside a cluster of other animations.

It must be noted that Google began making such enriched content in 2013 when virtual reality was in earliest stages and not that standard. Google is likewise known for working with directors like Mark Oftedal, Shannon Tindle, and others - to assimilate their work into the Google's 360-degree storytelling innovation called Google Spotlight Stories.

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