CAPCOM GO! Apollo VR Planetarium

Игра 'CAPCOM GO! Apollo VR Planetarium' – это восхитительное VR-приключение, которое переносит вас прямо в центр космической программы Apollo. Впечатляет не только невероятно реалистичное воссоздание корабля Apollo и лунной поверхности, но и возможность пережить ключевые моменты миссии с точки зрения астронавтов. Обучающий аспект реализован на отлично. Интерактивные элементы и повествование, основанное на реальных фактах, делают процесс обучения увлекательным и запоминающимся. Визуально игра просто великолепна, особенно поражает вид Земли из космоса. Конечно, это не полноценная игра в привычном понимании, а скорее захватывающий интерактивный документальный фильм. Однако, если вы интересуетесь космосом и мечтаете побывать на Луне, хотя бы виртуально, то эта VR-экскурсия обязательно должна быть в вашей коллекции. Единственный минус - несколько короткая продолжительность. В целом, это запоминающийся и образовательный опыт, демонстрирующий потенциал VR для обучения и развлечения. Рекомендую всем любителям космоса!

einfach nur Super... die Reise zum Mond über VR. Einfach nur Klasse.

To not waste people's time, I'll start out by saying that this is a fantastic program. This is a "software" and not a "game", but having a planetarium that can also project 3D images of museum pieces, AND can be a 3D surround theater is a great experience. I never had a fantasy of being at the control booth in a planetarium, but it's an experience I'm so glad I got to have. If NSC Creative is willing to keep supporting the software with new content, I could see this being one of the "must have" apps for VR. Honestly, there's only a few complaints I can level here. The first is just the existence of hidden achievements in a piece of software like this that, as wonderful as it is, I can't see myself returning to frequently. The second is that there are only a small number of films for the theater mode, all requiring separate downloads for more than the trailer, and only one of them is free. I purchased the titular "CAPCOM GO!" film, and it's breathtaking, well worth the roughly $5 I paid for it, but even at the $5 budget price for these films (let's be honest, favorable rate compared to a similar experience in a physical venue) I have to admit that it's a hard sell on the other titles, compared to other paid and free VR experiences available. Having a few more free titles, or even Steam Workshop support for people to upload their own videos for the theater mode, would give a stronger draw to keep coming back, which in turn would make dropping a few bucks here and there on the paid titles more likely. Properly supported, having what is essentially an at-home 3D IMAX would be a worthwhile experience even without the rest. This title frankly begs for Workshop support, though. Aside from films, having the option to add new tracks for the music player, new objects for the 3D model viewer, maybe even new skyboxes for the planetarium (though that's a less "pure" experience). All of these are things that I'd love to see more official content for as well, but opening them up to the creativity of users at large would be amazing. The other thing this title begs for is a "multiplayer" mode. I realize that the price of titles would likely have to go up for this to be viable, and may not even be something that can be added after launch, but with all those seats in the planetarium, and the wraparound video, but I can't help but think how amazing it would be if guests could come into a planetarium I'm hosting and enjoy it along with me. There's just something about this experience that makes me want to share it.

This software is basically tastefully done advertisement for Capcom 3d movies. Even though I wasn't really interested in any of the moves offer on sale I appreciate the experience I got via the trailers and the little tech booth they seat you in while watching. That being said it is worthy it emphasize that these are 3D movies which means you do not get 6 degree freedom of movement when watching, however its still a worthwhile experience despite that limitation. Also a VERY cool way to preserve 3D films in the long term after their theater period. (speaking from a concept point of view) I can easily seeing this as being a very cool venue for someone interested in learning about space, especially a younger child who has interest in this sort of "entertainment + education" Also for the "I tried it because it was a free experience" crowd. There is a free 15 min movie for this product as 2.6gb~ download DLC about the ISS space station.

It's like 5 short trailers in a 3d space. It's okay it's free but you have to buy each "movie" in the game.

免费游戏还能要什么自行车，总体感觉还可以，和看电影差不多