There is so much to discover…Ĭompletely zooming in on the Grand Canyon, where I stood just a few months ago gave me almost the same feeling in VR as in RL. “I spent just 45 minutes flying around discovering places, I was able to actually fly to all the spots I’ve been to on vacations.
This is the definitive proof for the Matrix and that one day not to long from now we will build our own.ĮVERYONE owning an HTC Vive MUST download it.Īnother user left the experience inspired, with a new appreciation for the Earth. Then I started with VR- I lost my skepticism.īut then – Google Earth VR. “About a year ago I was still a bit skeptical about the whole “we are living in a simulation” thing. Thankfully, they were having too much fun to be haunted. This reviewer was forced to question whether we are all living in a simulation. So download, head to Tokyo and pretend to be Godzilla!” Once StreetView/Oceans are added in, it will make this product even better. Perfect use of scaling as you zoom in and out. Reviewers are understandably losing their minds.
The idea of being able to instantly teleport to any major location in the world is exciting enough, but when you add in the ability to fly, it’s downright spellbinding.
You walk or fly across the landscape or even zoom up into space, all from the ultimate first-person perspective-provided you have the necessary HTC Vive, of course. Google on Tuesday released on Steam Google Earth VR, a powerful app that allows users to explore the Earth in virtual reality.
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