TooFar Media

TooFar Media

About this app

DISCOVER 14 IMMERSIVE STORYWORLDS

For over two decades, TooFar Media has redefined the boundaries of narrative experience, crafting groundbreaking multimedia universes that transcend traditional storytelling. Our pioneering fusion of literature, original music, avant-garde art, cutting-edge animation, and cinematic elements creates transformative journeys that transport audiences into unexplored realms of imagination.

Founded by visionary creator Rich Shapero—whose work as a writer, musician, lyricist, and producer breaks new ground in experiential storytelling—TooFar Media has assembled a global collective of extraordinary talent. Our collaborators include Grammy Award-winning musicians and producers, boundary-pushing visual artists, and innovative animators who share our mission to push creative frontiers.

As an award-winning multimedia studio, we don't just tell stories—we architect complete sensory worlds that redefine how narratives can be experienced in the digital age. Each TooFar Media creation is a pioneering venture into uncharted creative territory, inviting audiences to become part of something unprecedented in the landscape of modern storytelling.

Ratings and reviews

What I had hoped would be (as advertised) an immersive world of engaging stories turned out to be a poorly coordinated blend of banal new age music, uninteresting abstract images, and a series of amateur and mediocre short stories. To make matters worse, actually trying to "immerse" oneself in these stories (combining the art & music with the reading) is next to impossible, since the controls to browse through the pages are awkward and clumsy, and often useless if the app becomes stalled. While simply trying to read one page after another, I somehow got detoured and the app forced me to listen to a song or view a gallery of the art. Getting back to the story wasn't helpful, because I had no way of marking the page from which I could resume reading.

Great idea with incredibly poor execution. Having the audio and art accompany a story was very appealing to me. But the amount of problems with the app are unreal. The text for the books, no matter what font size you use, cuts off the end of every line, missing up to 2 words per line. This alone makes the books unreadable. I thought I would try the next installment, maybe it would work better? Nope. After installing, the words didn't even appear on the pages and the audio wouldn't play. Terrible

I read Rin, Tongue, and Dorner. The novel is an exploration of the inner struggle between the id, ego, and superego. I found the writing to be in-depth and thoughtful. Each character had an individuality that was fun to see. The scenery was interesting yet easy to envision. Superb music tracks. I was less excited about the artwork; I found it all too similar. Author occasionally overexpounds, but not a big deal. Overall, I liked this and will be reading some of the other books on the app.

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