Kokoda VR

was pretty cool. Definitely can't say anything bad about and its part of history that once the one world government takes over, stuff like this will disappear.

Interesting story and the methods of story telling pulls and keeps your intrest if you're the kind of person who doesn't like traditional documentaries. Cons: The Minigames aren't fun nor are they interesting, basically just click on the item outlined in red but they don't drag on for more than 15 seconds so they're totally acceptable Overall a very good product

It's free, it's educational, I definitely learned about a part of WWII that I knew nothing about, because of this I am reluctant to be too negative, but I am going to be. It says somewhere it is 'fully interactive', it is not, there's 5 or 6 things to point at and press the trigger. I would have preferred if they had left this out really, the big laser lines extending from the touch controllers were mostly just an annoyance. The pacing was a bit too slow, I very nearly exited early on but stuck with it as I was interested in the story that was to be told. It is paramount stories like this be told to new generations, I commend the efforts of those involved in their creation, but it is also important to do so in an engaging way and I just feel this fell short of that. A solid thumbs up for providing something like this for free, but to be critical, it wasn't a great experience. Lasts around 40 minutes. Also, this did seem to have an exit/quit button, I just couldn't select it!