The Impossible Travel Agency

If you've watched the trailer, you've seen everything there is to see in this game. A whaleaodactyl manta ray thing flying around, birds, flowers, water, some lights, japanese paper lanterns floating around, another whaeodactyl breaks out of a rock and shoots into space. Save your $5.00 or just give to to a radom person on the street, either way it's a better use of $5.00 than watching whaleaodactyls.

I enjoyed the experience, very relaxing, beautiful environment. However, I was hoping for something more. It builds up, but nothing very interesting happens. I would say the price is a bit steep as well, this experience is worth 3 dollars at most. As a fellow developer, I recommend lowering the price on this a bit.

There is absolutely nothing. Some music for what feels super long. It's like the blue, but more boring. I am sorry, but it is not worth the price. There is only 1 scene and you can't move. The art direction is average at best. For the price there are much better VR experience out there. I don't know, but this looks like it was throw together in one afternoon quickly. Or did I miss the way to actually travel?

Einfach schön!

This is a beautiful fantasy/sci-fi VR experience with visuals that are subtly synced to a symphonic score. I've heard several people compare the setting to Avatar's Pandora, but the world here has its own palette and its own mysteries. I hear there is some interactivity if you have motion tracking controllers, but I am a Rift user, and currently only have Xbox controllers, so I can't speak to that aspect of the product. It has been enough for me to just be able to look around (you'll probably want to be standing for this one) and let things play out. The default mode of this program is to play an almost 6-minute-long scene to the included score, but you can adjust it to disable the built-in music and sync some of the visual effects to whatever music is playing on your computer's default audio device. (I tried this with some Alan Walker YouTube videos playing in a browser window on the desktop and this worked out really well.) If you're the first person in your family or circle of friends to have a Rift or Vive, this is a quick and easy way to demonstrate the power and promise of VR. It's not a game (nor is it marketed as such), and it's not a typical narrative story. Rather, it is a brief but wonderfully executed interlude on an alien landscape, and I really hope to see more experiences like this in the future.

It's a beautiful but short VR experience! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ra80TI2TGJc

[h1]Played On: [b]HTC Vive[/b][/h1] The Impossible Travel Agency was one of the early paid virtual reality releases. The game is little more than a cinematic VR experience, and it comes in at around 6 minutes in length. It places the player on a cliff side, surrounded by flowers that pulsate with different colors, a small stone water fountain, and a blooming tree. In the distance are other cliffs, and many events surrounding the player unfold over time. There's even a Halloween version that was given as a free update, and it includes new creatures, Jack-O-Lanterns, creeping vines, and a more Fall inspired nature theme. Over a year ago it would be easy to see why The Impossible Travel Agency garnered such acclaim. The environment is beautiful, and there's even a small day-to-night cycle that occurs. The soundtrack is also very Disney-like in nature, which gives the overall title an epic feeling. With that being said, time has progressed while this game has stood still, and now we have free releases with much more entertaining content. It's hard to justify the price of $5.49 CAD for 14 total minutes of gameplay if you decide to check out the regular and Halloween scenarios. If the developer had introduced resonably priced DLC, along with some additional free updates, to include new worlds, that would've made The Impossible Travel Agency live far past its initial launch. [h1]Rating: [b]2.5/5.0[/b] - It's not awful, but it's not great.[/h1] The VR Network [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33182845-The-VR-Network/]Curator[/url] | [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/thevrnetwork]Group[/url] Click for More

Nice little experience similar in concept to The Blu, and also in a similar price bracket (considering this is just one scenario whereas The Blu has three). Where The Blu offers a realistic underwater setting, this one's more of a fantasy/sci-fi one high up in the air. The classical music can be replaced by one's own and the length of the experience adjusted accordingly. Yes, it's only about 6 minutes of content, but I for one am not regretting the purchase. Here's hoping that travel agency will get additional destinations down the road!