Wonder Trips

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 2[/h1][quote]You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/K7MRr1jlqn8[/quote]This is mostly an on-rails experience, although some of the riding / races you manually take the controls. However, motion controllers are either used as UI menu selection or as a gamepad. There are no room-scale interactions or motion controls to speak of. This is a collection of mini-experiences that includes, a floating on-rails tour of the island, a boat driving experience, along with racing, a parasailing on-rails experience, a magic carpet ride, and riding a camel. Experiencing everything took me about 40-45 minutes.There are currently two maps: a jet island map and a desert map. There's a third map coming soon supposedly (Jurassic). The Jet Island Map looks a lot better than the desert map. Visuals are top-end Quest looking, although the Jet Ski map looks nice enough, the desert maps doesn't. Sounds are simplistic. Gameplay overall is either non-existent or very basic.Game is running on the Unity Engine. On my RTX 3080, I was getting mostly 90 fps. There's no real settings either (something about IP address). I did experience a game-breaking bug at the end of the desert map, where the camel started just walking in place .... I had to manually pause to leave the experience. The game is budget priced, so I guess it's okay for the price, but I would say this is mostly aimed for VR beginners. Not enough depth or visual fidelity to be something recommendable to VR veterans.[b]Rate 5.5/10. Maybe the Jurassic map will make this a better deal than it currently is now. This may be something enjoyable for those new to VR, but again, not recommended for VR veterans.[/b][quote]If you enjoyed my review, please consider joining my Steam Curator Group. You can join here: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Oculus_WMR [/quote]

Wonder Trips is a terrible VR title that comes loaded with bugs that can at times even make it unplayable. However, it does technically have full native support for Yaw Pro Motion Simulators. Albeit very touchy, it does work with the right settings. This title seems to best work when selecting the game from the Virtual Desktop games tab, or by launching the game from the official SteamLink app. Yaw Pro Motion Simulator Settings: Pitch Backward: 15 Pitch Forward: 12 Roll: 14 Power: 40 Limit Yaw and dial it to 10/180

I really enjoyed the experience. It looks like I spent an entire journey on tourist trips. Both the island and the desert lands are attractive. But I enjoyed the most the camel riding, especially the night tour. Is it possible to select the experience directly instead of playing them sequentially? Looking forward to Jurassic park.

The game works well, also when you're not using a VR headset (I dont have a VR headset), this is no problem at all. Game runs buttery smooth on my Legion Go2. Controls are simple and work flawless. Environments are quite pretty with crisp graphics. Most of the game it feels like you're in some kind of an amusement ride, it's a unique experience that I haven't seen in other games so far. There are some racing challenges during the game. The dessert world has a completely different artstyle than the other two worlds, that world was also the least interesting for me. I like the aesthetic of the Island world and the Jurassic world. Those two worlds are done very well. It was especially fun to run away like crazy from the dino's before dying, haha 🦖 Well recommended at this pricepoint 👍🏻