Video Call by FORBIS s.r.o. positions itself as a contemporary tool of video chat, with AI-powered filters, real-time beautification, and flexible call functionality laid atop the usual video calling in order to make online communication much more fun, polished, and versatile. Video Call brings expressive AR face filters, beautification tools such as smoothing skin and brightening eyes, and virtual background options through AI segmentation, on top of core video call features like HD video, group calls, screen sharing, and file sharing. 

In real use, the app proves to be a combination of promise and frustration. On the positive side, when Video Call works right, users appreciate that video quality can be acceptable, depending on network and device, and the AI filters/background effects add a playful or polished dimension — useful not only for casual chats but also for virtual hangouts where appearance or background matters. The screen-share and group-call support (up to four people according to the description) make it theoretically viable for small group meetings or collaborative sessions.

In many reviews from actual users, however, the reality is considerably different from the ideal. The messages that continue to crop up include "it would not work": users note issues with being unable to log in, place calls, or simply connect reliably. There are complaints about very long loading times-or being stuck on that loading screen-frequent crashes, and general instability. Among those who manage to use it, some describe the experience as glitchy and unreliable: calls fail to connect, calls don't ring properly when incoming, or the basic functions of the app (like initiating or accepting calls) simply fail.

Security and data-handling raise further concerns: many users give Video Call an alarmingly low "safety score" -- suggesting possible privacy or legitimacy issues. With such mixed reviews, the real-world user experience seems fragile: when conditions (device, network) align, the app can deliver a fun, feature-rich video call; but reliability and trustworthiness appear to be serious pain points for many users.

Overall, Video Call can be enjoyed by users who are not interested in a noisy video call, but a selection of attractive features, such as, but not limited to, AI-beautification and filters, the ability to replace the background, sharing screens, groups, and cross-platforming. But constant complaints of unworking calls, failed access, crashing as well as the safety or authenticity issues seriously damages its usefulness in practice. Video Call can sometimes prove to be worthwhile in case you feel like the extra functions, and you can afford to not be able to use it every now and then (or the reverse). But for dependable communication, which is especially needed for important calls, this app feels a little too hit-or-miss in its current state.