I played this on a Quest 2/Steam Link. It runs reasonably well and I didn't have any major problems with the default button mapping. Took me a few minutes to realize that clicking the right joystick was the button press to teleport around, though. I played this sitting down for the most part, but had to adjust my chair's location a few times as I kept getting moved forward in virtual space. I don't know if this was intended for a certain grade of students or what, but you probably should know at least a little bit about the anatomy of cells. The tour was pretty cool visually. I thought it was really cool to watch the immune cells zipping around like fighting spaceships to go confront the invading germs. Missed opportunity to let the player have some interactivity and help fight the infection, in my opinion.
The REALLY cool part is the side content where you can tear apart a human anatomy model. I initially played this sitting, but it was much easier to interact with the model once I stood up. Getting "hands on" with the muscles in particular made me feel like I understand my own body more. There was a moment where I held the virtual larynx up to my real chest and was like, "♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ the human body is so delicate and intricate and I have one of these insIDE ME TOO." It's a shame that you can only view the anatomy model one system at a time - only bones, only muscles, only nerves, only organs, only cardiac system. I'd have loved to see how they all fit together. It also would have been really cool if I could grab and pose limbs - seeing joints pivot and muscles flex would be fascinating.
Overall I recommend this if you're looking for something free, educational, and entertaining to mess around with for about half an hour. I think the tour in particular would be a good thing to show someone who's new to VR, as they can just sit and watch.
