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• gamedeal user

  Jul 20, 2018

  Today, thanks to Virtual Telescope, I could travel to the Moon. I have been all my life dreaming with walking on the Moon myself, but I never thought of becoming an astronaut, so it seemed like something I could never do. I cried, a lot. I can only say thank you. Feelings aside, I think you could improve the control system, and maybe choosing visiting other planets when discovering them on the sky, instead of having to write their names on the "tablet" we have on our hands. But still, for being a early access game, it is reaaaaally good. Thank you guys, truly.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 2, 2018

  Haven't played very far in-depth. As other reviewers have mentioned, the controls are a little clunky (using the touchpad instead of pointing at things on a menu), I was a bit annoyed during my first playthrough when I had to complete the tutorial twice--once on each hand. Couldn't figure out how to get the telescope working (If it works?), but the sky was pretty nevertheless. I especially liked being able to walk across the surface of Venus. So cool! As the game is now, it's very barebones and I wouldn't recommend it, but I think as the development team keeps working on it, it could make for an incredible experience.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 7, 2018

  can not type anything in the search bar. thus can not use the program. refunded
• gamedeal user

  Oct 1, 2018

  Fantastic experience!
• gamedeal user

  Nov 8, 2018

  Cant recommend this experience as of Nov 2018 until some showstoppers are fixed: -the virtual telescope model needs to actually "work" - that is, looking in the eye peice should do *something* -the UI is woefully bad guys.. please get some help with this. At minimum these need fixing: -Dont use the vive trackpad as a mouse. In VR it's more intuitive to press the buttons in 3d space with the tip of the controller, or at a lazy minimum point at the buttons using the controller as a laser pointer. -Keyboard should be QWERTY, not alphabetical. -get rid of the tutorial. Needing a tutorial signals that the app is not intuitive. Use things like tooltips to explain the UI elements, and labels on the vive controllers to describe what the buttons will do. I'll say it again. Get rid of the tutorial. Bin it and find a better way. It doesnt help that the tutorial currently is mandatory. Good luck guys.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 29, 2019

  Arghh, Apps like this dont really do astronomy any favours. I wish with apps like this they would atleast place you on a part of the planet that is actually mapped rather than just a whimsical backdrop. Atleast attempt accuracy with what we know. Even Pluto has been photographed with enough detail to be able to achieve this. Generating a few mountain ranges and changing the colours is just not accurate and is actually damaging for the uneducated that think that it is. The detail Mars could have had would have been fascinating. Yeah its only 5 bucks but the quality is just not there for this type of app.