亲子新玩法：家庭共享VR秦始皇陵40分钟沉浸式探险全记录

前两天正好是端午假期叠加到了儿童节。于是带小宝贝去了一个很新奇的地方，在武昌万象汇新开了一家VR的秦始皇陵探险体验馆。老婆在网上找到了优惠票，就带小宝贝一起去体验了一番。还是挺新奇的感觉。

虽然VR技术已经出来好长时间了，但是这样的项目还是第一次体验。感觉开发者确实花了不少心思。因为之前体验的一些VR项目大多都是小片段，游戏时间短。虽然新奇感十足，但内容却十分有限。但这次的VR体验活动足足有40分钟长，而且有一个相当完整的剧情和体验，真的确实是不错的。

整场游玩体验的主题就是秦始皇陵。一开始是在一位美女导游的带领下游览兵马俑坑。整个过程全程都要佩戴VR头盔。这和一般的VR游戏坐在那里玩不同。你可以佩戴VR头盔在虚拟空间中自由的行走。所以在商场里面需要一个比较大的空间，而且虚拟世界和现实世界的边界环境是不同的。所以要时刻注意游戏过程中的提示。如果前方出现了红色的网格，就说明那里是墙了，不能再往前走。要触发剧情，也必须根据其中提示站到指定的框内。当然，对于不经常游玩VR游戏的人来说，这种在虚拟空间中移动的感觉还是怪怪的，不是很适应。所以游戏当中需要玩家移动的步骤是尽量的减少，当然移动都是靠各种平台、魔毯、悬浮器之类的进行。游戏的第一部分是在虚拟现实中进行的。

第一部分可以类比为第一个关卡，去跟随一个美女导游游览虚拟现实中的兵马俑坑。当然所谓虚拟现实中也是经过3D建模的。如果你在现实生活中去参观西安的秦始皇兵马俑，你看到的这样子在一个高高的参观台上看一下下面的兵马俑坑。如果在旺季去的话，这个观景台会挤满了参观的人群，观看体验非常的差。要想进入兵马俑坑的底部似乎是不可能的，这个待遇通常只有来访的外国元首才能享有。但是在这个VR世界中呢，就没有任何限制了，整个兵马俑坑都只为你一个人开放。你可以在里面随意走动，从任意角度观赏兵马俑和他脸对脸都没有问题，唯一的遗憾就是不能合影了。

第二部分，导游换成了一个很搞笑的会动的秦俑。他首先会穿越时空隧道，回到秦王嬴政的登基大典现场。只见在巍峨的宫殿跟前，始皇帝身着滚黑色的滚冕，站在大殿之前。秦俑会一一介绍站在两边的人物，分别是李斯、赵高、蒙恬和公子扶苏。当然也有二世胡亥。不过，这些场景是即时演算的动画，一旦人物走动后，只会当玩家不存在继续他们的演出。台阶之下就是秦军的千军万马，在那里山呼万岁。在观看完了这个场景之后，那个会活动的秦俑会带你进入秦始皇陵的地宫，展开探险。

当然，众所周知，秦始皇陵是没有被打开过的。地宫到底是个什么景象，也只有根据史书上的记载进行合理的想象了。不过整个场景看下来还是挺震撼，挺新奇的。直到旅程结束，我们大部分时间会站在一个移动的空中平台上面向下俯视。秦王的地宫里面有秦王宫的缩微模型。然后是一幅巨大的沙盘，如史记中记载一样，整个秦国疆域内的山川河流已经俱全，而且河流中灌注以水银。秦始皇在地下也要统治他的千秋帝国。

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Two days ago, the Dragon Boat Festival holiday coincided with Children's Day. So I took the little one to a very novel place, where a new VR adventure experience center for the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor was opened at Wuchang Wanda Plaza. My wife found discounted tickets online and took the little one to experience it together. It's still quite a novel feeling.

Although VR technology has been around for a long time, this is the first time I have experienced such a project. It feels like the developers did put a lot of thought into it. Because most of the VR projects I experienced before were short clips and the game time was short. Although it is highly novel, the content is very limited. But this VR experience event lasted for a full 40 minutes and had a rather complete plot and experience. It was indeed quite good.

The theme of the entire tour experience is the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor. At the beginning, we were led by a beautiful tour guide to visit the Terracotta Army pits. The VR headset must be worn throughout the entire process. This is different from the common VR games where you just sit and play. You can wear a VR headset and walk freely in the virtual space. Therefore, a relatively large space is needed in the shopping mall, and the boundary environment between the virtual world and the real world is different. So always pay attention to the prompts during the game process. If a red grid appears ahead, it indicates that it is a wall and you can't go any further. To trigger the plot, you must also stand in the designated box according to the prompts therein. Of course, for those who don't often play VR games, the feeling of moving in a virtual space is still rather strange and not very familiar. Therefore, in the game, the steps that require players to move are minimized as much as possible. Of course, all the movements are carried out through various platforms, magic blankets, hovers and the like. The first part of the game is carried out in virtual reality.

The first part can be compared to the first level, where you follow a beautiful female tour guide to visit the Terracotta Army pits in the virtual reality. Of course, the so-called virtual reality is also modeled in 3D. If you visit the Terracotta Army of Emperor Qinshihuang in Xi 'an in real life, you will see it like this: standing on a high viewing platform and taking a look at the Terracotta Army pits below. If you go during the peak season, this viewing platform will be crowded with visitors and the viewing experience will be very poor. It seems impossible to enter the bottom of the Terracotta Army pits. This treatment is usually only available to visiting foreign heads of state. But in this VR world, there are no restrictions at all. The entire Terracotta Army pit is only open to you. You can walk around freely inside. It's no problem to view the Terracotta Army from any Angle and face to face with him. The only regret is that you can't take photos together.

In the second part, the tour guide was replaced by a very funny moving Terracotta Army. First, he will travel through the time tunnel and return to the scene of the enthronement ceremony of King Ying Zheng of Qin. In front of the majestic palace, the First Emperor was seen standing in front of the main hall, dressed in a black rolling crown. The Terracotta Army will introduce the figures standing on both sides one by one, namely Li Si, Zhao Gao, Meng Tian and Prince Fusu. Of course, there was also the second Hu Hai. However, these scenes are real-time calculated animations. Once the characters move, they will only pretend that the players do not exist and continue their performances. Below the steps are the thousands of troops of the Qin army, where they shout "Long live the mountains!" After watching this scene, the moving Terracotta Army will take you into the underground palace of the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor to embark on an adventure.

Of course, as is well known, the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor has never been opened. What the underground palace would look like can only be reasonably imagined based on the records in historical books. However, the entire scene is still quite shocking and novel. Until the end of the journey, we will mostly stand on a moving aerial platform and look down. In the underground palace of the King of Qin, there is a miniature model of the Qin Palace. Then there was a huge sand table. Just as recorded in the Records of the Grand Historian, all the mountains, rivers and streams within the territory of the Qin State were already present, and the rivers were filled with mercury. Even underground, Qin Shi Huang was determined to rule his empire that would last for a thousand years.