
Set in the Black Hills of South Dakota, this interactive VR experience takes participants into the subterranean depths of Sanford Research Lab and Wind Cave as they unravel the cosmos from different angles.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Not a bad beginner vr experience for free. Had some skipping animation.
It's alright as an educational piece but content navigation is a bit unconventional. The motion controller sticks should have been used to allow for quick directional navigation. I find myself having to stand up and face where I want to go in order reach my destination. As far as the content is concerned, it's good but I would have liked a more interactive approach. For example, the lights in the cave moving with my head movement was a nice touch. However, most of the content didn't offer any interactivity. It was mostly a passive VR experience. However, I do recommend it to anyone whom is interested in learning more about dark matter or science in general. Worked fine with my HP Reverb G2 WMR headset.
One of the most amazing VR/Educational experiences ever!!!
my head still turning
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