VR Whales Dream of Flying FREE
Chill out with your Google Cardboard VR (Virtual Reality) and this short ocean trip into another world.
Relaxing visuals and chill music make for a nice little break. Headphones very recommended. Sitting in a swivel chair is good so you can spin around too.
Why ride a normal roller coaster, you can do that for real already. This unique Google Cardboard VR experience is truly out of this world. Glide serenely high above a dark blue ocean as distant whale song calls from afar.
There are ZERO ads in this FREE experience. You can enjoy the ride as many times as you want without restriction. :)
Take the step into affordable VR and get yourself a set of Google Cardboard VR goggles. Use your existing smartphone.
If you have any issues or comments please let me know so I may attempt to fix it.
* This is the 2 minute (approx) FREE version. This is a great way if you want to test out your device performance or see if you are happy to pay for the full 5 minute version.
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* Please note you require Google Cardboard or similar VR (Virtual Reality) viewing device to use this software effectively.
Tested with:
- Sony Xperia Z1 Ultra
- Nexus 7
- HTC Desire HD
Category : Entertainment
Reviews (9)
Why the camera stuck and keep focus on the sea? (Edit: My device only can render 1 frame and got stuck, BGM playing normally)
This is truly one of the best VR apps I've ever tried!!! I really hope you make more like this... really looking forward to seeing what you can come up with! This was an excellent ride! Looking forward to seeing similar with better graphics not that these were bad, but this was really cool. Thanks!!!!!!
Anyone with a VR kit should definitely give this a go
A roller coaster without rails!
Great app, very trippy.
it does do anything but and yes I even restarted it but it still does the same thing
Wow, that was mind blowing! This is a great example of what can be accomplished in VR.
Very unique, relax and smooth graphics.
Only VR by Unity so far I've found works with the Note Edge. Cool VR definitely feel motion