Played on Oculus Rift

Pros: This is phototourism at its finest. There were four fully 3D scenes that I really enjoyed exploring. A Church, a courtyard in Barcelona, a small patch of Mars and and the Valve Offices. They're all converted from photos, and while they don't quite give you "presence", they do let you forget your IRL surroundings.

Cons: The Vive-only features weren't clearly indicated. The first scene says "Activate the lever to begin the game", but for a Rift user, there's no indication that I can't actually activate it without the Vive controllers - I'm just left standing there with a lever wondering wtf I have do to do "activate" it - do I mash X on the controller? do I headbutt it? Nope, it is ethereal - there is nothing I can do in this scene and they didn't even bother to tell me I'm not welcome here :(

Played on Oculus Rift Pros: This is phototourism at its finest. There were four fully 3D scenes that I really enjoyed exploring. A Church, a courtyard in Barcelona, a small patch of Mars and and the Valve Offices. They're all converted from photos, and while they don't quite give you "presence", they do let you forget your IRL surroundings. Cons: The Vive-only features weren't clearly indicated. The first scene says "Activate the lever to begin the game", but for a Rift user, there's no indication that I can't actually activate it without the Vive controllers - I'm just left standing there with a lever wondering wtf I have do to do "activate" it - do I mash X on the controller? do I headbutt it? Nope, it is ethereal - there is nothing I can do in this scene and they didn't even bother to tell me I'm not welcome here :(