- April 1, 2016
- Immersive VR Education Ltd.
Apollo 11 VR
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About
"Apollo 11 VR" is a virtual reality documentary that recreates the historic moon landing mission. Through original audio and video recordings and accurate spacecraft reproductions, players can experience the journey firsthand and even take control of the spacecraft during key moments. This immersive game serves as both an educational tool and a tribute to the pioneers of NASA's Apollo program.








- Incredible and emotional experience that captures the essence of the Apollo 11 mission, making players feel like they are part of history.
- Great visuals and immersive audio, including real historical recordings, enhance the overall experience.
- A must-have for space enthusiasts and a fantastic educational tool that showcases the potential of VR for learning.
- Frequent technical issues, including black screens and crashes, make the game unplayable for many users.
- Limited interactivity and short playtime (around 45 minutes) may leave players wanting more and feeling it lacks replay value.
- Some users experience motion sickness due to camera movements and transitions, detracting from the immersive experience.
story
180 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "Apollo 11 VR" immerses players in the historic lunar mission, starting with JFK's iconic speech and culminating in the moon landing, all while utilizing original audio recordings from the astronauts. While the experience is praised for its educational value and emotional depth, some users express disappointment over limited interactivity and occasional immersion-breaking moments. Overall, it is regarded as a compelling documentary-style journey that effectively captures the significance of one of humanity's greatest achievements.
“It really tells a story, starting from Kennedy's speech all the way through with communications between Houston and astronauts while on their journey there and landing.”
“This is the story of what is possibly the greatest achievement of mankind to date and being there with the guys on Apollo 11 is epic.”
“The storytelling and the music complement the visuals, making this a must-see experience.”
“The immersion is completely broken by the fact that you for the most part are an observer from the outside... like you are standing in space and watching the vessel fly. I didn't like that at all and wanted more first-person views to actually experience how it was like to go on this huge mission. It's especially hilarious when you leave the moon and the game lets you stand outside the spacecraft to watch it fly off, leaving you on the moon... I felt like being stranded.”
“I really enjoyed the experience, but towards the end the story started to skip events that I would have liked to see and the mission counter stopped showing... this really removed the immersion of being part of the whole mission and left me a bit disappointed.”
“Limited control has no comparison to what Mission: ISS offers, and it's kind of similar.”