First impressions As soon as I started the game it started downloading. Understandable, but it would be nice if the downloads are in the game already instead of downloading afterwards. For the rest the booting went perfectly smooth and no performance issues whatsoever. Positives The menus…
The museum area is brilliant, although moving around isn't smooth. However the disconcerting VR photos, aren't good. The photos are to small. The 3D element is very strange. And with the photos, I'm not sure if I'm looking at real photos or a model village as the photos aren't pin sharp…
It won't load. Every time I try to open it, it tells me that there's a problem with my internet connection and won't load. Everything else works just fine, I just can't get this one to work.
VR Travel is completely free on the Meta Horizon Store: download it to your headset and play, no purchase needed.
VR Travel officially supports: Quest 3S, Quest 3, Quest Pro, Quest 2, Quest 1. Headset support is set by the developer, as listed on the official store.
VR Travel is a single-player experience (single user).
VR Travel is rated Not rated on the official store.
VR Travel is rated Everyone on the official Meta store. Age ratings matter especially for online multiplayer titles, where voice chat is open.
VR Travel holds a 2.6 / 5 average from 23 player ratings on the official Meta store, still a small sample, so read it as an early signal.
VR Travel was released on March 21, 2022, published by Michael Phylattos.