“How The Pirate Queen: A Forgotten Legend is Changing the VR Industry” - Daily Posts

The Pirate Queen VR game, starring Lucy Liu, and directed by Eloise Singer, revolutionises VR with its diverse team, historical accuracy, and immersive storytelling of Cheng Shih's life.

The VR gaming industry is rapidly evolving and reshaping both behind the scenes and in the titles themselves. Singer Studios’ multi-award-winning VR debut, The Pirate Queen: A Forgotten Legend, starring the iconic Hollywood actress Lucy Liu and directed by the acclaimed filmmaker Eloise Singer, is one of this year’s standout indie successes. This is largely due to the studio’s commitment to transforming the industry into a space where diversity and inclusion is the norm, not the exception.

The Pirate Queen tells the captivating story of Cheng Shih, the most powerful pirate in history, whose tale is largely unknown. Praised for its cinematic feel—thanks to Singer Studios’ unique blend of film and VR—hundreds of hours of meticulous research and thought were dedicated to ensuring its historical accuracy. The result is a game that Android Central states “...focuses entirely on the female lead character and her struggles, creating a 'whole new genre' for pirates in the entertainment space.”

Here’s how Singer Studios and The Pirate Queen have revolutionised the VR industry.

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