
On November 1, 1952, the United States detonated the world's first hydrogen bomb on Enewetak Atoll in the Pacific Ocean. In this VR experience you will feel the effects of “Ivy Mike” 10 km from ground zero. You’ll get to walk on top of a nuclear waste site and meet people living on the atoll today.
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Came here to be "blown away" by an experience you can't have outside of VR (well, twice anyway) expecting a scary but jolly time. I walked away a bit more educated and more sympathetic to a little atoll I've never heard of, but was irreversibly changed ... just to test a device that we hope never gets used again, the test performed by a foreign power who live literally on the other side of the planet. Though several dozen additional tests were performed after this one - like, were y'all not convinced the explosion is big enough? Nukes IRL suck, the nuke in this VR experience is certainly worth checking out, as is all the additional included content. Thumbs: UP!
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When things are free, I give them a lot of leeway. This isn't good at all, but you might as well check it out.
Una experiencia muy interesante si tienes unos cascos de realidad virtual. No tiene los mejores gráficos pero aún así es bastante inmersivo. Los pequeños vídeos que incluye a modo de documental hacen que la experiencia sea un poco más completa. Es gratis, dale una oportunidad si te interesa un mínimo el tema.
Funded by USAID no doubt, this game is too preachy to be fun. While learning about America's nuclear program is useful, the story could be told in more interactive, preferable ways. The game feels very anti-American.
Die Auflösung des Videos und der Texuren ist nicht so toll, aber das Programm kostet nichts und dafür kann man es mitnehmen. Man kann sich unterschiedliche Orte ansehen, die mit Atombomentests zu tun haben oder sogar eine Explosion und deren Auswirkungen selbst erleben. Das ist ziemlich beeindrucken und unheimlich zugleich. Schließt euch der VR Selbsthilfegruppe an und bleibt auf dem Laufenden zu neuen Rezensionen aktueller VR Spiele. https://steamcommunity.com/groups/vrselbsthilfegruppe
Yep, Pretty damn terrifying. Us humans are only good at being violent.
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To this day, best way to feel the destructive force of a nuclear bomb without getting irradiated. Not a long 'experience' but worth the install. Somehow i would have wished little more controls like rewinding the explosion (and not having to go to the main menu), slow motion or such. Nitpicking really as despite that downside, it's absolutely worth installing and trying it. Props for showing the islands more and not concentrating wholly on the explosion.
The nuke is underwhelming. The VR aspect doesn't add much, compared to a simple video + street view you have on Google Maps. Kinda waste of bandwidth. You can explore all content within 15 minutes, although I knew that before downloading. No idea why it has such high rating.
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