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Heck, there’s even the chance to do a little cage-diving in the tank. The 360-degree scenes (initially these are controlled via web browser, although additional VR support may be added in the future) are freshened up a few times every week, providing more reasons to keep coming back.
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Now imagine if that futuristic habitat held the most terrifying prehistoric sharks and sea monsters that ever lived.įor a monthly subscription fee of $9.95, subscribers can enjoy a plethora of 360-degree virtual recreations of Sea Monster Cove’s different locations (new creatures from other prehistoric eras will be added each month), Alten’s web TV series, and a video game in which you explore the primordial aquifer and hunt down its cavalcade of monstrous marine dwellers. Imagine if, instead of pursuing space exploration, Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk had designed and built the greatest aquarium theme park the world has ever seen. This type of “faction” (a hazy but well-researched mix of fact and fiction) is woven throughout the Sea Monster Cove website.
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“Through a series of events (which will be told in Alten’s original episodic web TV series, Where Sea Monsters Roam), Rostand discovers the source of the hot mineral water to be a primordial aquifer located two miles beneath the seafloor, its inhabitants dating back 380 million years.” Maxime Rostand, discovered superheated mineral water is rising up through Maug’s lagoon,” Alten said.
Why place a virtual island resort here? “Eight years ago, a French marine biologist, Dr. The Sea Monster Cove of Alten’s imagination is a spectacular, five-star aquarium-themed resort located on Maug, a remote island in the Western Pacific. “I don’t think this has ever been done before.” “We’re definitely breaking into brand-new territory here,” Alten said.
But it may also be the start of an intriguing new form of entertainment - especially for those who love a good monster movie. Instead, it is a virtual vacation spot: The perfect destination for COVID-19 times of limited travel and a sunken economy. At least, it’s not real in the sense that it’s someplace you can actually go visit in person. Welcome to Sea Monster CoveĪs you might have guessed, Sea Monster Cove, aka, isn’t real. “And there’s Snowflake,” Alten said proudly. You don’t see this kind of thing at the Hilton!
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The only light now comes from the huge panoramic windows, which fill the suite with blue light like the creepy TV set from the movie Poltergeist.īut where - and what - is Snowflake? A moment later, we get an answer as a 63-foot albino mako shark appears outside the window and snarfs down an unsuspecting fish in a single, razor-toothed bite. He presses a button and the room is suddenly engulfed into velvety darkness. “I can also put the lights out if you prefer,” Alten told Digital Trends.
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