- August 23, 2019
- NSC Creative
CAPCOM GO! Apollo VR Planetarium
80%Game Brain Score
graphics, optimization
music, story
80% User Score 50 reviews
Platforms
PCWindows
About
Take a seat and immerse yourself in a 3D dome movie. Explore the interactive planetarium controls to discover stars, constellations, holograms and lasers! Celebrate the 50th anniversary of humans first walking on the Moon.











+5
Audience ScoreBased on 50 reviews
graphics3 positive mentions
story3 negative mentions
- The VR experience is visually stunning and provides an immersive planetarium environment that feels better than a real one.
- The free content is enjoyable, and the paid DLC offers high-quality educational films that enhance the overall experience.
- It's a fun and nostalgic way to explore space, making it a great option for both space enthusiasts and those testing out their VR devices.
- The game is more of a VR movie than an interactive experience, which may disappoint those looking for gameplay.
- There are limited free offerings, and many features require additional purchases, making it feel like a teaser for the full experience.
- Some users experienced technical issues, such as the game not starting or causing motion sickness due to its design.
- music6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The music in the experience is generally praised for enhancing the atmosphere, particularly in the planetarium and during key moments in missions, where it adds drama and engagement. However, some users criticize the DLC for its generic and uninteresting music, which detracts from the overall experience. Overall, the music complements the visuals well, making for an immersive experience, especially during interactive elements like the laser show.
“Besides the cool planetarium with the awesome space music, it has a couple of films that are just like having your own personal on-demand IMAX experience.”
“It uses lots of great 3D infographics to explain the basics, and the music really helps sell the drama of some of the trickier moments in the mission.”
“You can see the laser show or just see the stars and listen to the music for free.”
“The DLC is more about propaganda - boring, focused on political themes, and features awful generic music. Not recommended.”
“Aside from films, having the option to add new tracks for the music player would enhance the experience, but currently, it feels lacking.”
“The music really helps sell the drama of some of the trickier moments in the mission, but overall, it doesn't leave a lasting impression.”