How VReal wants to be more than just the ‘Twitch for VR games’

When you’re describing a business or piece of software, it’s often best to explain it in relation to something familiar. If I were explaining the concept behind Uber to someone, I’d say, “It’s like using a taxi, but you can summon it from your phone.” In a similar way, if I were trying to describe VReal to someone that was unfamiliar, I’d probably say, “It lets you stream VR games better, using platforms like Twitch,” and that’s relatively accurate. For the most part.

But the mere tagline of “Twitch in VR” also downplays what VReal is doing that makes it stand out from just being an easier-to-use portal for putting VR content into an existing platform like Twitch or YouTube. While on the surface it provides a more intuitive, entertaining, and feature-rich experience for both content creators and viewers while streaming VR, it also provides a whole host of one-of-a-kind features as well that most people haven’t seen in action yet.