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About Journey to Alien Worlds

With this virtual reality experience, you don’t need a bulky spacesuit anymore to travel into outer space and land on planets, satellites or comets in our Solar System. Now you can experience how it feels to stand on the surface of these bodies, view the amazing scenery there, and get a better understanding of the differences between these heavenly bodies and the Earth. You can also bear witness to mankind’s great accomplishments in the exploration of outer space and get to know the landers and probes used and their designs.

Currently you can experience the following sights:
1) The Moon and the Apollo Lunar Module
2) Venus and Venera 7
3) Mars and the Curiosity rover
4) Mars and the Perseverance rover
5) Titan and the Huygens probe
6) 67P Comet, the Rosetta probe and the Philae lander
7) Saturn and the Cassini orbiter

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Details of Journey to Alien Worlds

Category: Entertainment
Supported Platforms: Quest, Quest 2
Supported Player Modes: Sitting, Standing, Roomscale
Genres: Educational, Travel, Space/Universe
Supported Languages: English
Latest Version: 1.1
Required Space: 2.11 GB
Total Installed Space: 1.17 GB
Publisher: Ideographer
Developer: Ideographer
Release Date: 09-Sep-2021
IARC Rating: PEGI 3
Rating: 4.0
Price: €4.99
Website: https://ideographer.com/vr/
Available on: Oculus VR Store

User Reviews

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This is a very educational app, very good for kids to understand more about the galaxy, love it!!
thekaide
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Graphically dull. Clunky controls. Poor menu system. Instantly nausea inducing because the unnecessary space sequences have stupid camera moves. Brink shows how good graphics can be on a Quest, this doesn't....
TheDirector50
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let down by lack of free movement/smooth turning on the surface of planets.
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