The Impossible Travel Agency

This was EXACTLY what I was looking for! This was a gorgeous experience, masterfully executed. A musical and visual feast!

As already said this is a 6 minute experiance in one scene with classical music in the background. When the scene turns to night it really gets beautiful.. just wow :) reminded me a little bit of avatar with the flying rocks and the glowing plants at night. I just love it and wish to see more :)

This is one of those things you may want to use to demo VR to a friend. It's short, it's pretty neat, and it's not likely to cause any motion sickness or distress to the eyes while watching it. However, there's not a whole lot to say about this without me hyping you up to unrealistic expectations. [h1]Pro[/h1] Classical Music with positional audio, so it almost feels like you're in the audience of an orchestra [h1]Con[/h1] You don't see any orchestra, you just hear the music. [h1]Pro[/h1] But saying that, it's kinda like if Disney had decided to fund a very short version of Fantasia for VR. [h1]Con[/h1] BUT it's short and it's not as good or as imaginative as Fantasia was (but then again Fantasia had some racist stuff in it too) [h1]Pro[/h1] They added some extra content to it since it was first released! [h1]Con[/h1] It's a halloween version of the original animation so there's a lot of scenery in common with the original content. [h1]Pro[/h1] It's still pretty nifty. I would really like to see a whole series of animations done like this [h1]Con[/h1] Most people probably don't care about Classical Music and would probably think $5 is too much to spend on something you would only want to see once or twice maybe. So that's all the pro's and cons that I can think of, and it's pretty even. I mean, It's pretty cool and if they could have been just a tad more original and imaginative it could have been great "visual trip" material. The worst thing I can say about it was that I spent 15 minutes in the program watching everything and I pretty much saw everything. That's probably why they won't do much more like this. So anyway, I do recommend it, but it's probably not for everyone, and if you read this far you can probably make up your own mind about whether or not you want to chance it.

shut up and just buy it

I like the idea but this isn't worth $5. - you can use different music with it but the stock audio effects are mediocre at best and not immersive. - it's 'Impossible' but you're standing in tulips. With some mushrooms nearby and a cherry tree in blossum above. Plus a familiar looking flying whale. If this had some truly strange environment, boundaries that don't break immersion when you near the edge to look down, a decent audio soundscape, the ability to move or perhaps teleport to other spots/return to the travel bureau and choose other destinations then yes. TheBlu, Temple of Aspara, Irrational Exuberance are better demos and if i wanted to sit and listen to an album i'd be inclined to do it in something like SkyTower.

This is a great demo experience. Nice music and beautiful scenery that gradually changes over time. It's kind of like a Disney World show where they have musically synced lights with other miscellaneous things going on in the background. My wife normally doesn't enjoy VR, but she absolutely loved this. I got her in a comfy position, and she kept replaying the default scene over and over again for a total of 5 times. She may even give it a few more rounds tomorrow.

If you like disneys Fantasia you will love this. People complain that its too short but there are two scenes to pick from, Is it worth a fiver? If you like to show the rift off to people then definetly its worth the money.

Very beatuiful visual enviroment with classical music. Relaxing, medative experience. But very short (5-6 minutes) and only one "level". However, you can use your own music and adjust the experience playtime to the music. No option to interact with anything.