Universe Size Comparison VR

No one reads my reviews, so I'll just eat a spoonful of cinnamon for every like this review gets.

Offers a fine journey through the realms of the minuscule to the magnificent, one can't help but yearn for even grander comparisons at once. The game's incredibly affordable price is a big + [i](If you use Oculus, try running OpenXR through Steam)[/i]

[h1]One SIZE fun for all[/h1] It's $1. It's not going to become your favorite game. But it's reasonably well made. The music fits it well, it runs very well, and it's interesting enough for me to have tried on all the sizes. There's more the DEV can do to make it more fun, but for $1 it's better than some games 5x the price. Seriously. If anyone has questions about this, or wants to play some VR with some fun folks, stop by our steam group. 🔥► Meet people PLAYING now (in group CHAT link below) 🏆► VR Giveaways and CHAT 🏆 ✅► https://steamcommunity.com/groups/JoinUsInVR DEV: I did find some mistakes in the text, and there's some UI and mechanics I'd like to see tweaked. And some other things too. So if you want to improve it please DM me and ask how our GAME-TESTERS can help for free.

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Less Impressed with less objects to compare size, and you can't click on the blue whale for measurement.

Works on Reverb G2. Disclaimer: I've received this game for free via Curator Connect. Universe Size Comparison VR is like that Kurzgesagt Universe App, except ugly and, for no good reason, in VR. I do not care all that much about graphics in games, but in apps, where all you can do is watch, having terrible visuals is unforgivable. In USCVR most objects look half-assed (except for Earth and Jupiter), third of the cosmic scale assets are just plain 2D photos. And you can see only 3-4 objects at the same time. The only thing about this app that was ok, is smooth transition between scales.