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Read the before posting a question. No low effort submissions; memes, gifs, image macros, etc. No buying/selling: Use.Wiki Pages.Oculus Official Links.Community Links. Event Calendar:.Filter by Flair. I know the title sounds a bit over blown, but coming from someone who has always been interested in space and has dreamed of one day launching into space in any capacity it was amazing.

I got the game for $5 on steam, and while it isn't very much content I do not regret my purchase in the slightest. It is hard to describe the feeling of amazement when I first reached orbit.

Chernobyl VR cast has been highly-developed by The grow fifty-one – the studio known for such games as receive Even, Deadfall Adventures, Painkiller: Hell & Damnation or the NecroVision series. This is an interactional story of the destine that befell the citizens of the city, and areas around the power plant, most severely affected with the.

Sitting in that small capsule I could only see out of a small window, but the view was simply breathtaking. It really puts things into perspective. The way I could best describe it is it is the first time I've ever cried because of a video game. Simply stunning. If you have the money to spare and you are at all interested in space or the apollo program or whatever I would strongly recommend you give it a buy.Sorry if this post was me rambling, I just had to somehow communicate what it was like.

Add to that skiing down ski slopes on actual snow in 3D like can be found all around Selva di Val Gardena, Italy, riding many of the Top-10 cable car rides in the world like the one at Cape Town, South Africa, and traversing along at rail level on the world's greatest cog wheel trains like the one at Mt. Pilatus, Switzerland (the world's steepest). There are literally THOUSANDS of these same types of adventures in 3D to explore. Also, popular hiking trails all over the world are covered in 2D street view like the one out of Llanberis, UK all the way to the top of the fabulous Mt Snowdon in Wales.

And in GEVR it is all in 3D too. Most people have not dug that deep into GEVR to see what all is really there. Google uses snowmobiles as street view vehicles as well. It's not an option. You just do it with your hand held controllers.

You have to get in there and get your feet wet. Also all street view shot points show up in Google Maps if you zoom in far enough. This is how you find out where hiking trails and other things are covered. There are 3 BILLION street view images (so Google claims in a YouTube video) in their library. Also download the.KLM file at this link to get a map of 3D areas covered. Install it in the free Google Earth Pro stand alone. This is what I use all the time to find new things.This website is no longer updated, so the 3D coverage map may not be either.

He quit updating the website about three months ago. I found it a mixed bag, but the interactive parts were the stand out for me.

Flipping to re-dock with the lunar lander initially (I didn't know about that phase), and gauging the actual landing so damn manually, were both real eye-openers.EDIT: Weirdly, of all the capsule experiences I've tried to date, I've actually found the tongue-in-cheek to be the most involving. A real sense of functioning systems and potential peril here, even if it is accompanied by a daft Cold War comms exchange;). For me it was the exact opposite. First let down was the launch of the rocket.

I love to watch Space Shuttle starts, crank up the volume and let the house shake, so I was expecting an awesome feeling being actually/virtually there on top of a Saturn 5 rocket but the audio they used was sort of low quality & didn't have any punch to it at all.Next let down were the visuals in space. Seeing earth for the first time from space should have been a key moment and I was hoping for some impressive views, at least Google Earth VR quality but instead textures seemed low res and dated.The cherry on top were the animations of the other astronauts, or better the lack thereof. Most of the time it was just the idle animation.

You could hear the coms and them talking about what is happening but not a single button press or reaction in context of the situation.Idk, maybe I'm spoiled by Lone Echo and the likes or Apollo defaulted into a low quality preset on my machine but I expected more. This is the difference in expectations and imagination.

The OP took it for what it was and enjoyed the ride, appreciating every moment, happily using imagination to fill in the gaps. Some other people require technology to be so on point, that no imagination is necessary, and if they're asked to fill in the gaps themselves, they consider it a negative experience.I mean you gotta keep in mind, you can't judge this on the same merit that you would a AAA multimillion dollar title, it's a small team project. If you came expecting astronauts with great voice acting & matching mouth movements and perfect finger articulation pressing buttons in a believable way, then you expected way to much from a small team and their $5 space experience. I thought the whole thing was very creative and enjoyable and I had a stupid grin on my face the whole time thinking my dad would love this.

About This GameApollo 11 VR HD is the story of the greatest journey ever taken by humankind.Now you get to experience this historic event through the eyes of those who lived through it. Using a mix of original archive audio and video together with accurate recreations of the spacecraft and locations, all set to inspirational music, get set for an experience that will not only educate you but will also leave a lasting impression and deep respect for the men and women who worked on the Apollo program during NASA’s golden era.Apollo 11 VR HD is a complete remake of the very popular Apollo 11 VR which was a launch title on the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive.