WankzVR Review

Interactive is a top-level menu item, and it describes something other than video.

An interactive scene ships with a motion script keyed to the footage. A connected device reads that script and follows it, so the file is simultaneously something you watch and a set of timed instructions for hardware. Producing one means authoring the script alongside the edit, frame by frame, which is work no ordinary shoot involves.

That is why studios keep it in a separate section rather than applying it across the catalogue: most of the library will never have it, and most viewers do not own the device that reads it.

WankzVR shoots full-length virtual-reality scenes with performer and category browsing, and the interactive strand runs alongside the conventional one.

A help section is published, which matters more here than elsewhere — a product with a headset dependency and a hardware dependency stacked on top generates support questions.

Establish what your equipment reads before subscribing. On this site the interactive section is either the reason to join or a part of the catalogue you cannot use.