Explore a far away solar system piloting a spacecraft - in virtual reality.
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Jun 17, 2016
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Thank you so much to everyone who has played Space Explorer VR! Sorry to anyone who is unsatisfied with the game, but I do not plan to update this game any more. I made this game in high school just for fun, and I never could have predicted how many installs it would get.
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Your craft arrives in a mysterious star system. There are no people around for light years. 5 planets orbit around the bright blue star.
In Space Explorer VR you can pilot and walk around a futuristic spacecraft and explore an expansive (but scaled down) star system with 11 unique planets and moons. This game does not explicitly require a Google Cardboard or other VR headset, but using one is highly recommended.
Game pads/ controllers are not necessary, but are recommended.
**Many reviewers are saying that their controllers are not supported, the game is compatible with my PS3 controller using bluetooth but I cannot test it on other controllers.
For more information go to http://spaceexvr.blogspot.hk/
Sound effects are from www.freesfx.co.uk.
The planets are created from NASA satellite images.
*****
Your craft arrives in a mysterious star system. There are no people around for light years. 5 planets orbit around the bright blue star.
In Space Explorer VR you can pilot and walk around a futuristic spacecraft and explore an expansive (but scaled down) star system with 11 unique planets and moons. This game does not explicitly require a Google Cardboard or other VR headset, but using one is highly recommended.
Game pads/ controllers are not necessary, but are recommended.
**Many reviewers are saying that their controllers are not supported, the game is compatible with my PS3 controller using bluetooth but I cannot test it on other controllers.
For more information go to http://spaceexvr.blogspot.hk/
Sound effects are from www.freesfx.co.uk.
The planets are created from NASA satellite images.
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