Recent reviews by Pelzgurke

So I finished the second part of "The Gallery" space opera. Space opera in the sense that this is what it feels to me. Great stages and music, epic drama and lights. Really enjoyable.
On the other hand the game elements are a bit in the background. While the story progresses a few riddles have to be solved and there are some manual and memory skill elements as well.
There is some back and forth between the three main places that can feel annoying if you are stuck without a clue what to do next.
Overall, if you liked the first part go for this one as well. If you are into steampunk and ancient space machine stuff go for it also. You can spend quite some time just sinking in the marvelous creations. Which is a big plus, there never is a need for haste, you can go forward as quickly or as slow as you desire.

Great game in the spirit of "Pilotwings". Easy to get into, with the missions becoming more challenging after a while, thus demanding more piloting skills.
Graphics are simple and comicy, but very crisp and offering a solid framerate. This and the availalbe comfort mode options should enable players prone to motion sickness to ease into the game.
Very enjoyable, I suggest you listen to some uplifting music while airborne.

Great tool for any VR user. Watch videos while you play, have access to your browser or chat, view your second screen in VR and such. You can even watch 3D videos (SBS only so far).
Performance has been vastly improved over the freeware predecessor, well worth its money.
Usage can be a little bit fiddly, but I quickly got the hang of it and now I do not want to miss it anymore.

This experience is amazing! The sense of scale in VR really makes you understand the magnitude of the moon landing.

I used the word experience with a purpose, because calling it a game would be misleading. All in all there are 3 parts where you can actively control what is going on, one of them the exploration of the moons surface. But most of the time you are spectating as a part of the Apollo 11 crew. In fact I recommend choosing the "cinematic mode" when starting the first time (see what i did there ;)), and using the interactive mode for further expeditions.

And if you have any interest in the exploration of space you will come back, despite the sometimes sub-par graphics and animations. This is because, as mentioned above, the sheer magnitude of the events unfolding and the really great soundtrack create an uplifting experience (did it again) that is just astonishing. And all for the price of a movie ticket!

So get your copy now and support this company, that will hopefully recreate more historic moments in VR.