The Planets VR
$3.23
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About The Planets VR
This Google Cardboard app allows you to travel to the planets and their moons, exploring the surfaces in VR. Select a landing site and then once you reach the surface you can explore by tilting you head left and right to change you direction of flight. Looking up and down will change your altitude and in the settings you can enable a head up display to help you navigate further.
This app is not for use by children under age 12.
Review surroundings and clear obstacles before use. Take steps to prevent pets, children, or other obstacles entering the area during use. Take 15 minutes break for every hour of use of the app. Do not use the app if you are tired or need sleep.
Discontinue using this app if you experience:
Dizziness
Altered vision
Eye or muscle twitches
Loss of awareness
Disorientation
Seizures or
Any involuntary movement or convulsion
This app is not for use by children under age 12.
Review surroundings and clear obstacles before use. Take steps to prevent pets, children, or other obstacles entering the area during use. Take 15 minutes break for every hour of use of the app. Do not use the app if you are tired or need sleep.
Discontinue using this app if you experience:
Dizziness
Altered vision
Eye or muscle twitches
Loss of awareness
Disorientation
Seizures or
Any involuntary movement or convulsion
All Application Badges
Paid
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Android
4.4+
4.4+
Bug
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Android app
App History & Updates
What's Changed
Improved terrain, textures, atmosphere, motion and navigation, as well as menu to select landing sites and a settings menu to control the display, including a head up display, and to control the audio.
Improved terrain, textures, atmosphere, motion and navigation, as well as menu to select landing sites and a settings menu to control the display, including a head up display, and to control the audio.
Version update The Planets VR was updated to version 2
What are users saying about The Planets VR
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by S####:
by S####:
Some fascinating images - unlike anything I've ever seen.
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by N####:
by N####:
"Jupiter" is simply a black sky over a featureless white planet. Saturn is identical, with a yellow planet (aren't there supposed to be rings?) Mars and Mercury were better, where "better" means all mountains are merely four-sided pyramids. About 30% of the time, I simply got an error "Unfortuntely, the app has stopped working. Must've taken them all night to write this software.
by X####:
The new Version 2 is a big improvement with better definition and navigation. I enjoyed comparing the surfaces of Mercury and Pluto, and exploring the moons of Saturn.