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VR tourism. Or even better: VR historical tourism!!!
No points, no battles, no level ups, no upgrades. Just exploring faraway or historical places.
Exists and is free. Lookup The Dawn of Art. Includes narration by Daisy Ridley.
This looks great, thanks!!
There's a Dali one too, but it's a little weird. The name escapes me, but there's also a virtual museum that was cool to noodle around with. All free.
Isnβt there VR Google Earth? Itβs probably the thing Iβm most tempted to buy a headset for.
There need to be more educational videos games that are actually fun and educational
Not VR, but I think the ancient Egypt Assassin's Creed had a mode where you learn about the pyramids. Wish they did more stuff like that.
There are many VRChat world like this, and some of them quite photorealistic