A Clever Label: Uncover Hidden Influence in Australia

5/6/2026, 3:14:15 PM

Release date: 8/13/2021

Tags: #vr #historical #exploration #casual #education #free-to-play #indie

User Reviews

Score: 91%Positive
Review Count: 11 reviews
Fetched At: 5/6/2026, 3:14:15 PM

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Key highlight

A Clever Label is a free-to-play VR documentary exploring alleged hidden influence in Australia, allowing viewers to uncover connections and form their own conclusions. Released August 13, 2021, it supports multi-player.

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🖥️ Hardware Guide for Comfortable Play

Based on the game's recommended specs, showing a comfortable performance target and example parts (PassMark reference)

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CPU

Game's recommended spec

Intel Core i7-6700 equivalent or better

Comfortable play target

11,622 pts(~130% above spec of 8,940 pts)

Parts near this range

Intel Core Ultra 5 115U11,629 pts Intel Core i5-1335UE11,669 pts Intel Core 5 211TE11,685 pts

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GPU

Game's recommended spec

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060, AMD Radeon RX 480 equivalent or better

Comfortable play target

13,049 pts(~130% above spec of 10,038 pts)

Parts near this range

Details

Overview

[i]A Clever Label[/i] is a unique documentary experience that delves into the complex web of influence within Australia's social and democratic fabric. It reveals how secretive, well-funded organizations are allegedly using Christianity as a facade and targeting LGBTQI individuals to sow fear and uncertainty, thereby exerting hidden control.

Hosted by Michela Ledwidge, this interactive documentary encourages viewers to explore connections between anti-equality lobbyists, politicians, and international groups, allowing them to draw their own conclusions.

Highlights

This VR documentary offers an immersive exploration of socio-political connections.
Features multi-player functionality, allowing for shared discovery.
Released on August 13, 2021, this title is free to play.

Who It's For

This experience is ideal for those interested in investigative journalism, political documentaries, and VR explorations of complex social issues. It appeals to viewers who prefer to form their own opinions through independent research and discovery.