Stars

Wanted to like this one as keen to support vr educational experiences but you can't move around, you just point at installations and sometimes it starts telling you a mythological story but sometimes it just links up the stars with an overlaying picture and the constellation name. And it doesn't have any feeling of being "there" which I've had with other space educational vr experiences. If it was in a planetarium i'd stop for a couple of mins and move on. More like a pseudo interactive 3D educational video, Going to keep it out of support to the idea but planetary socks need pulling up if this is going to be any good in the longer term.

Can only view the sky from the north pole, no way to set location or time of viewing...

Don't waste your money. It's pretty, but horrible narration that you can't actually control - the pause button just doesn't work. It's a crap bit of VR 'education' that was released well before it was ready. Or even tested. Do not buy.

It's certainly not Elite Dangerous' galactic star map. There's hardly any control you can exert over the environment to really understand the scale of stuff in space. You can teleport around on the dock and you can teleport to a zoomed out view of the solar system, but it's not to scale. In "The Lab", which is free, there is the same solar system environment and the planets are to scale (plus you can throw them around, so that's neat). Pointing at the constellations and seeing them light up in the sky is by far the biggest selling point, but it's not worth 15 dollars to me.

This isn't bad though it took me a while to realize how to get out into space where I could get the 3d views on everything. Lots of content though at a reasonable price.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cm_8rPbii-g

For €15 it is basically a ripoff. Very basic functionality. Not possible to set place, date or time. Only narration for Gemini. Hugely dissapointed.