Summer Funland VR

Summer Funland VR is an amusement park built entirely for a virtual reality headset. Here you can shoot at a shooting range, play a dozen mini-games like trying to catch squirrels or hitting penguins with a hammer, ride a roller coaster with steep turns, and even go down to the bottom of the ocean, looking at the underwater inhabitants. The project is not trying to be a simulator: it is a set of separate entertainments that are easy to switch between. It’s this kind of structure that’s convenient for VR—sessions are rarely long, and the variety keeps you from getting bored. Each attraction lasts a few minutes, after which you can choose something else. The visual part is also worth noting: the park is brightly decorated, and views of space and the ocean depths act as a showcase of VR capabilities. The space and height feel real, and even a simple ride on a coaster is more impressive than in a regular game. It is also worth noting that the park also offers quiet activities: you can simply sit by the water or ride a Ferris wheel. Comfort settings allow you to turn off harsh effects to prevent motion sickness. For the first acquaintance with virtual reality, this set of entertainment is better than many action games. This is an entertainment attraction, not a competition, so it is suitable for both children and adults putting on a helmet for the first time. For an introduction to virtual reality, this set of mini-games is a good choice.