- October 3, 2016
- The Body VR LLC
The Body VR: Journey Inside a Cell
94%Game Brain Score
graphics, optimization
gameplay, story
94% User Score 175 reviews
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About
The Body VR: Journey Inside a Cell is an educational virtual reality experience that takes the user inside the human body.










Audience ScoreBased on 175 reviews
graphics9 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
- The Body VR offers a visually stunning and immersive educational experience, making learning about biology engaging and fun.
- It's a free application that provides a unique journey through the human body, showcasing the potential of VR in education.
- The interactive anatomy viewer allows users to explore different systems of the body, enhancing understanding of human anatomy.
- The experience is quite short, lasting only about 10-12 minutes, leaving players wanting more content and depth.
- The narration can be unclear at times, and the lack of subtitles makes it difficult for some users to fully grasp the information presented.
- Limited interactivity within the main experience may disappoint those looking for a more hands-on learning approach.
graphics
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics in this VR experience are widely praised for their high quality and immersive visuals, particularly in the human body segments, which are described as mesmerizing and superior. Users appreciate the attention to detail and the ability to adjust graphical settings for optimal performance, making it a standout example of what VR can achieve in educational contexts. Overall, the visuals contribute significantly to the engaging and instructive nature of the experience.
“The graphics in the human body portion are amazing, and will keep you mesmerized.”
“Excellent graphics and flawless performance on my VR setup - a shining example of what VR experiences should be like.”
“Very high quality visuals, interactive, well-put-together cinematic ride that really evokes a sense of scale.”
“Not all the graphics are correct (like viruses bouncing around), but the anatomical exploration of the body is great.”
“I was often too focused on the visuals to hear what the guy was talking about, and the sound effects from the controllers often drowned him out.”
“Three different graphical settings allowed for better frames versus better visuals, as well as volume sliders for music and the narrator.”