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Virtual Reality—Oculus Rift Experience Library – A-Z List Title Description Rated 7VR Wonders Have you ever imagined how it would be to explore the great Everyone wonders of the old world? Travel in time to the ancient world, discover colossal wonders and be amazed by these man made structures lost in the past. Explore the Seven Wonders: Hanging Gardens of Babylon; Statue of Zeus; Mausoleum at Halicarnassus; The Great Pyramid of Giza; Colossus of Rhodes; Temple of Artemis; Lighthouse of Alexandria. ABE VR ABE VR is an intense experience that recreates the horrifying story Teen + about a misguided robot seeking the unconditional love of humans…at whatever cost. Aircar A simple immersive flying experience built for VR. Everyone Alteration Alexandro volunteers for a dream experiment. He is not aware that Mature 17+ the scientists will inject him with Elsa, an Artificial Intelligence which will digitize and take over his subconscious to help her turn into a human being. Anne Frank House VR Experience the world-famous Secret Annex in a never before seen Everyone way. Travel back to the years of the Second World War and wander through the rooms of the Annex that housed the group of 8 Jewish people as they hid from the Nazis. Immerse yourself in Anne’s thoughts as you traverse each faithfully recreated room, thanks to the power of VR, and find out what happened to the Annex’ brave inhabitants. Apollo 11 VR Apollo 11 VR is the story of the greatest journey ever taken by Teen + humankind. Now for the first time ever, you get to experience this historic event through the eyes of those who lived through it. Using a mix of original archive audio and video together with accurate recreations of the spacecraft and locations, all set to inspirational music. Get set for an experience that will not only educate you but will also leave a lasting impression and deep respect for the men and women who worked on the Apollo program during NASA’s golden era. Apollo 11 VR is a new type of documentary, not only do you get to relive the events of 1969, you can also take control and fly the command module, land the lunar lander, explore the Moon’s surface and deploy the lunar experiments all before returning to earth in a fiery re-entry. Take one small step today and climb aboard Apollo 11 for the journey of a lifetime. 1 4/4/2019 Virtual Reality—Oculus Rift Experience Library – A-Z List Title Description Rated BBC Home: A VR Spacewalk Throw yourself into the void 250 miles above Earth in this award- Everyone winning VR spacewalk inspired by NASA's training program and the astonishing experiences of its astronauts. This experience puts you at the center of the story, taking you on an emotional journey while delivering beautiful, heart-stopping, and memorable moments. Bear Island Bear Island is the story of a young black bear, named Swift, who is Everyone searching for a perfect fishing spot. But Swift is not the only one looking for food, she faces dangerous competition from older bears and hungry wolves - it’s up to you to help her negotiate the waterways and find a safe hunting ground. Created by BBC Earth Productions using real-life footage. Beat Saber Beat Saber is a unique VR rhythm game where your goal is to slash Everyone the beats (represented by small cubes) as they are coming at you. Every beat indicates which saber you need to use and also the direction you need to match. All the music is composed to perfectly fit the handmade levels. Our goal is to make players almost dance while cutting the cubes and avoiding obstacles. Each cut is strongly supported by great sound and visual effects to emphasize the rhythm. Blobby Tennis In Blobby Tennis you are standing in a relaxing beach scene, Everyone controlling a tennis racket and ball. You can do tricks, play the ball back and forth over the net with Blobby or outplay him to score points. Because beach sand isn't very bouncy this is obviously no real tennis, but open ended play with a ball without fixed rules or goals. Blocks (by Google) Blocks lets you easily create 3D objects in virtual reality. Using six Everyone simple tools, you can bring your applications to life, create a volumetric masterpiece, or simply let your imagination run wild. Get inspired by others’ creations or publish your own to https://vr.google.com/objects to inspire the world around you. No matter your modeling experience, you’ll create beautiful 3D objects in no time. 2 4/4/2019 Virtual Reality—Oculus Rift Experience Library – A-Z List Title Description Rated theBlu: Season 1 theBlu: is a deeply immersive VR series that allows audiences to Teen + experience the wonder and majesty of the ocean through different habitats and come face to face with some of the most awe inspiring species on the planet. The series, which is directed by Jake Rowell (Call of Duty, Final Fantasy, Superman Returns), has been designed as beautiful moments in passing or a collection of memories that powerfully tap into the vast potential of VR. The debut episode, featuring an incredible close encounter with an 80 foot whale, is already recognized as one the most iconic room scale VR experiences to date (a Sundance Film Festival 2016 selection). Additional episodes in this bundle take place on a teeming coral reef and in the very deepest region of the ocean. Gain access to new modes of discovery in each episode. Slow time and capture pictures in Inspector Mode, and return to a meditative version of each location in Ambient Mode. The Body VR The Body VR is an educational virtual reality experience that takes Everyone the user inside the human body. Travel through the bloodstream and discover how blood cells work to spread oxygen throughout the body. Enter one of the billions of living cells inside our body and learn how the organelles work together to fight deadly viruses. Cat Flight Created by BBC Earth, Cat Flight is the story of a mother caracal and Everyone her kitten trying to find food in a desolate African desert. The mother’s hunting technique involves a monstrous leap that takes her well above human head height, then she tries to grab a bird in mid-flight. Witness this remarkable jump in real-life super slow motion and then discover how she does it in an interactive CGI world. Crow: The Legend Starring John Legend, Oprah Winfrey, Constance Wu, Tye Sheridan, Everyone Diego Luna, and Liza Koshy. Created by the director of Madagascar and the Emmy-winning animated films Invasion! And Asteroids! Crow is the most admired animal in the forest with his magnificent colors and beautiful voice. But when the very first winter arrives, can Crow make the personal sacrifices needed to save his friends? 3 4/4/2019 Virtual Reality—Oculus Rift Experience Library – A-Z List Title Description Rated Discovery VR For more than 30 years, Discovery has told stories like no one else Everyone — transporting you to places you didn’t know existed and sparking curiosity at every turn. Now we enter a new chapter. Virtual Reality can take you to new worlds like never before, immersing you in time, space and story. Here’s a first look at our latest productions in this exhilarating new space — from shark-infested shipwrecks to freeboarding the windiest street in the world — with much more to come. Welcome to Discovery VR. Disney Movies VR Transport yourself into the wonderful world of Disney from your Everyone very own living room with Disney Movies VR. This app is a fully- immersive experience where you visit themed worlds, including Disney, Marvel and Lucasfilm, and interact with some of your favorite characters in their natural environments. Choose from multiple scenes in Disney movies and be a part of the action! Disney Movies VR is your ticket to full immersion into the many Disney experiences optimized for virtual reality. Brought to you by the imaginative minds at Disney. Dispatch Dispatch, an episodic story told in four parts, follows a small-town Mature 17+ police dispatcher named Ted (Martin Starr) on the worst night of his life. What begins as a domestic violence call quickly cascades into a host of attacks across town, and the local police are struggling to keep up. Every new call sheds light on Ted's inner torments and pushes him closer toward danger. Police dispatchers are trained to see with sound. Every door slam, tire screech, and piercing scream paints a picture in their minds. The visual world of Dispatch unfolds inside Ted's imagination as he wades through the soundscape, advising terrified callers and listening for clues. Ted yearns to be at the scene of the crime, to be given the chance to really help someone. He's about to get what he wished for. Epic Roller Coasters In Epic Roller Coasters you'll get the same feeling of a real roller Everyone coaster with a high level graphics, physics-based simulation and multiplayer ride. Now you can also take pictures of your ride and share them in your timeline! Or compete for a Leaderboard position in Race mode! Eleven: Table Tennis VR The ultimate Table Tennis simulator. Play opponents in online Everyone multiplayer or practice against the advanced AI. With physics designed to be as real as ever achieved in a Table Tennis simulator, you will forget you are in VR. Everest VR Step into a first-person, photo-realistic experience like no other, as Everyone you join an expedition to reach the summit of Mount Everest.
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