Wow, This was way better than expected! I only bought it because, I Noticed you're ''Riding in a Helicopter'' which, is something I've always wanted to do...Well, for less than $10 I was able too and The Rush Was There and it was Amazing!

Things I liked:
- Beautiful Graphics, Excellent Music, and ''Great'' Sound Effects!
- Controls are Accurate & Work very well!
Note: They did well designing how the controls work!
Very comfortable and easy to use. I Actually Got A Work Out! ''Flapping My Wings!''
I Never Flown, So High in My Life it was Amazing! Only in VR can you do this....
- Very Relaxing and Move at your Own Pace with Teleport Locomotion.
Note: You Can Spend ''Hours'' in here if you like!
- The Freedom to Use the Program Standing or Sitting is Great!
Note: No Motionsickness while Standing/ Some Motion sickness
while sitting due to camera moving on it's own.
''But, Recommend ''Sitting'' is More Relaxing!
- Not Only is this a Fantastic Ride! But, Afterwards, You Own Your Very Own VR Museum!
Note: It is Huge!
- Very Unique & Cool Design, The Amount of Detail makes it Amazing!
Note: It turned My little VR Room into a ''Massive World!''
- Educational Program with More to Come...
- Price! for under $10 This Program is Magnificent!

Things I Disliked:
- I really don't have ''Any'' of course, There is Always Room for improvement. but, for the price and what is there...I don't have any dislikes. I Recommend one thing, When the Jets come Roaring by You could Amp up the volume to have it tinkle the ''Ears'' to help add to the realism...hahaha. but, the sound effects used are Good! and are probably Best! We don't want anyone to lose there hearing...

Overall:
I Can't Believe How Well this Program is Made for the Price that I have Paid for it...It Works Very Well! The Ride is Amazing! But, with a Bonus! You Own your Very Own VR Museum! This is a Great Way to Introduce any one to VR for the First Time. Because, the use of Size makes it feel Massive! and, How they Executed the lay out of using the controls is Very Nice! I Recommend this Program to Everyone. Yes it is ''Truly Magnificent!'' Add it to your Collection you'll Thank Me Later! 100% Worth it...

Great VR experience. Only about 15 minutes long but very immersive. Looking forward to more chapters being available. If you got the cash to spare it is worth the quick ride.

3/10
Poor graphics marred this for me. Why make a documentary in VR and make it hideously ugly by setting a ultra-low resolution? It sort of spoils the experience. DEVS: need a resolution slider.

Not very good, it's starts off looking promising when you're in the introduction area but soon goes downhill.

The textures are of yucky low quality, something you'd expect to see on mobile vr, not on a rift.

Soon into the experience you're on a helicopter flying through a cave with various iconic avaiation things floating in the cave, it was just ridiculous, not helped by the very low textures. Now I know it's about the history of flight, but it would have been better had it been set inside a museum and being sat on ride.

Once the ride ends, you're free to teleport along the sea looking at aviation history and reading about it, the reading was the most interesting part of this, the walking on sea was another silly idea, why the sea, why not make a museum, it all came across as cheap and half arsed effort imo, there were a couple of nice moments near the beginning but it was far outweighed with by all the negatives, quite disappointing, refunded.

At normal price of $6.99 and sale price of $6.29, I cannot recommend this experience. The good news is that it is roughly 20 minutes long experience if you take your time, especially at the end which is a walkthrough of the things mentioned. So there is quite the bit of content. The First Class VR is a very ambitious project that has some nice ideas. I wish I could give a neutral recomendation, there's just now way I can say yes on a recommendation with the flaws it has and for the money they are asking for.

First of all, even though this is mostly a cinematic experience, there is no story here. It mentions different moments in the history of flight but it does so in a very generic and often, confusing manner. It's like a mish mash of events thrown together. But it just didn't make sense. Why are these exhibits in the water? Why do you need to know this before your own space flight?

Secondly, the graphics/visuals are just subpar. For example, you get on this helicopter ride and it's supposed to feel epic. Instead, it's a rather tame ride and you never really feel like you are in a helicopter because there is no sense of flight at any point on this helicopter ride. The visuals are that rough. I got a better sense of a helicopter ride from Island 359. Also, several flight and space rockets, satellites, and shuttles are shown. But they are lacking details and textures that you find yourself not all that interested in their presentation.

Lastly, there is just not much information given about these events the experience tries to capture. There is almost zero information given about the Wright brothers and the first flight even though it is a highlighted event. This experience adds zero knowledge to anybody watching this who may not know about this flight in history.

I appreciate the ambition. I see what the developer was trying to do. They just fell flat on their face probably due to inexperience in developing a AAA experience in VR. Icarus is an appropriate analogy.

Rating 4.5/10 "Do not go gentle into that good night, rage, rage against the dying of the light"

This is fun, short little experience that I highly reccomend. The only complaints that I have are that it seems that your left hand doesn't work on the computer in the beginning area and I'd like to see more information about the aircraft as they are presented and not just after the fact. Other than that, I found the audio and visuals to be above decent and I look forward to the other segments presented. Maybe something about the evolution of guns? or boats? Regardless, as someone who loves aviation, this was amazing and I will go through the aviaton one at least a few more times because of how exciting it is.

Fun little experience. I think it took me about a half hour to get through. Learn a little about the history of flight and space exploration vehicles. Interesting to see what comes next.

Even tho the quality is not the best and could definitely be better to experince something like this is beyond comprehensive and even maid me cry a little 10/10 perfection

I thought that was pretty cool. I dont judge cost / time so if you are a tight wad you might have a different opinion. But for what it was, i got a kick out of it.

Slightly interactive (a few spots in the tour and then at the end) - basically a tour of an Air & Space mixed with a bit of future sci-fi and instead of in a museum its in a bunch of interesting VR environments. Most the real education can be at the end when you have control to do a (long) walking tour of the things you saw, get closer and hit info buttons.

If you are prone to motion sickness, this will probably make you vomit so make sure you take out the barf bag from the back of the seat in front of you. Forced motion and turning in spots. I dont get motion sickness and even I got a bit dizzy. Enjoyably so...but probably not if i barfed on my computer.

I dont think you need roomscale but it feels like it at a few spots. If you wait, they move closer though.

And make sure you actually select English. It looks like it is lit up, but it defaults to...whatever that is. Chinese? I guessed the top blue button when i called up the menu and it took me back to the start so i could reselect language.

I really liked it! Especially the sense of real size of the objects, it gives you a whole perspective of that.
Regarding accesibility, the game can be played sitting down but you'll need to turn around and sometimes reach out objects. You also need both controllers to go through it, and at some point you need to swing your arms to fly (which you obviously can't do with just one hand) but I found out that you can trigger the movement by getting the wings pointing down together (or maybe it's just a matter of time).

VR accessibility score
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One-handed = 9/10
Wheelchair = 9/10