City VR

Amber Garage, Inc. / Sep 26, 2016 / Simulation, Early Access

windows

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City VR allows you to discover new perspectives to look upon cities like never have before. Touch and feel the skyscrapers, teleport around, walk like a giant, take snapshots of favorite views and moments, or simply enjoy the sunset from the top of the world.

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What players say

8 user reviews

50% positive, 8 reviews

Not recommended0 hrs played

just like to point out for what it is , it is too exspensive for just browsing the cities because you are limited what to do in the game , i like to point out that there is no lighting at night time which too me its not normal because in the real world there is lighting at night , i hope the developers will look in to this and it will be nice too see traffic and air traffic movment because as it stands it basically...

34 found this helpful, 2016-09-27

Recommended0 hrs played

This is an ok VR experience, but debatable if it is worth the price. It feels like walking around a city made out of cardboard paper. It looks more realistic in the screenshots (or on any 2D screen, probably) than with an actual headset on. It also looks like just a small downtown area is detailed, and the rest is unfinished. The border between the detailed and unfinished (flat) area is really visible and you can...

21 found this helpful, 2016-09-27

Not recommended0 hrs played

*Update Dec 2016: Now that Google Earth VR is out for HTC Vive users FOR FREE, there is almost no need for this software's current build unless you want high-res textures for a handful of buildings of downtown S.F.* Original review before Google Earth VR was released: I've lived in San Francisco for many years. This is, on a macro level, a somewhat accurate VR rendering of the city. However there are two great...

9 found this helpful, 2016-10-20