Reviewed from Oculus Quest 2: NOTE: It appears that you MUST play this via Airlink with the Oculus App. I was unable to get it to work with Virtual Desktop (it just put me in a box showing me where to center myself in the room while the app itself played on my PC monitor).

That said, this application is absolutely beautiful is things like this are 99% of what I bought my Quest to do. I absolutely love the ability to visit places around the world. The interface for this is very intuitive and the tutorial is well designed. At the moment, there is not quite enough content to justify the price, but more content is on the way.

That said, whenever the amount of available content does grow, I do see a minor problem in the interface where you select where you want to visit. Swiping left and right will work when you only have 10-15 places to go, but once enough additional content is added it will quickly become cumbersome. I would suggest a map showing small images of where you want to go and then selecting from there perhaps? (I'm not a UX expert; I just feel that the location selection portion is really the only part of the app at all that feels clunky).

Reviewed from Oculus Quest 2: NOTE: It appears that you MUST play this via Airlink with the Oculus App. I was unable to get it to work with Virtual Desktop (it just put me in a box showing me where to center myself in the room while the app itself played on my PC monitor). That said, this application is absolutely beautiful is things like this are 99% of what I bought my Quest to do. I absolutely love the ability to visit places around the world. The interface for this is very intuitive and the tutorial is well designed. At the moment, there is not quite enough content to justify the price, but more content is on the way. That said, whenever the amount of available content does grow, I do see a minor problem in the interface where you select where you want to visit. Swiping left and right will work when you only have 10-15 places to go, but once enough additional content is added it will quickly become cumbersome. I would suggest a map showing small images of where you want to go and then selecting from there perhaps? (I'm not a UX expert; I just feel that the location selection portion is really the only part of the app at all that feels clunky).