Micro Cosmic Worlds

light on content and more of an experience like the Blu. It's still a well done experience. I think there's 5 different environments where you are shrunk down and can explore, but its basically just a steam environment with preset teleport points and a narrative. I like the one with the ants the size of a skyscraper. would be cool if you could fly around too.

Really nice educational short that puts you inside microscopic worlds: ant, pollen, bacteria, atomic. The art is fantastic with a strong attention to detail and has some beautiful motion. There's some neat shader effects that sell the idea that you've shunk. Strangely, some of the UI elements alias badly, but everything else looks great. The could probably be used as great intro to VR compairable with The Blu. A robot companion explains everything in depth, but does a good job of keeping the language simple and relatable. It also does a fair job of explaining which elements are truely accurate and while are fudged for the sake of an entertaining experience. It hits you with a few fun science facts at just the right moments. There's also a narrator-free mode where you can teleport around each scene. A minor complaint is that the scale change between each scene is so drastic that they don't feel entirely connected. I wish there was a better way to visualize the transition or maybe some halfway points between each scene to mentally connect them more.

This VR app is a nice experience with good graphics and a good way to teach the user about the world we live in but still can't see with our own eyes, since everything there is just to small for our human eyes. Even though the app has almost no replay value (I hope that they will add some free content) it still was nice to see ants bigger than dinosaurs (which reminded me at 'sim ant' (long forgotten times ...)) in short: I recommend this experience even though it is very short but shows what's possible with VR

A nice little short educational experience. You get to experience being ant-sized, micro-organism sized and finally move in the realm of atoms, and learn of new facts thanks to a robot companion. My only complaint is that it was too short and the price a bit high considering its length. It's a nice little addition if you are interested in educational VR though.