Wonder Trips

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 2[/h1][quote]You can view my review & gameplay here: https://youtu.be/K7MRr1jlqn8[/quote]This is mostly an on-rails experience, although some of the riding / races you manually take the controls. However, motion controllers are either used as UI menu selection or as a gamepad. There are no room-scale interactions or motion controls to speak of. This is a collection of mini-experiences that includes, a floating on-rails tour of the island, a boat driving experience, along with racing, a parasailing on-rails experience, a magic carpet ride, and riding a camel. Experiencing everything took me about 40-45 minutes.There are currently two maps: a jet island map and a desert map. There's a third map coming soon supposedly (Jurassic). The Jet Island Map looks a lot better than the desert map. Visuals are top-end Quest looking, although the Jet Ski map looks nice enough, the desert maps doesn't. Sounds are simplistic. Gameplay overall is either non-existent or ...

Wonder Trips is a terrible VR title that comes loaded with bugs that can at times even make it unplayable. However, it does technically have full native support for Yaw Pro Motion Simulators. Albeit very touchy, it does work with the right settings. This title seems to best work when selecting the game from the Virtual Desktop games tab, or by launching the game from the official SteamLink app. Yaw Pro Motion Simulator Settings: Pitch Backward: 15 Pitch Forward: 12 Roll: 14 Power: 40 Limit Yaw and dial it to 10/180

I really enjoyed the experience. It looks like I spent an entire journey on tourist trips. Both the island and the desert lands are attractive. But I enjoyed the most the camel riding, especially the night tour. Is it possible to select the experience directly instead of playing them sequentially? Looking forward to Jurassic park.