Bill Nye's VR Space Lab

Name: Bill Nye's VR Space Lab
Rating: 3.1 (72 reviews)
Author: Abacus

By: Abacus

Education

Features & Capabilities

Step inside Bill Nye's Space Lab and explore the cosmos with Bill Nye in this 85-piece activity set.

Discover space in virtual reality and enjoy fun experiments with step-by-step instructions that come alive in augmented reality.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Games

By:

Abacus

Rating:

3.10

(72)

Version:

1.2.6 Last updated: 2023-12-22

Version code:

862403887

Creation date:

2021-08-25

Compatible devices:

Size:

1.30GB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 197,458 ▼ 194

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Developed by:

Abacus

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bill-nyes-vr-space-lab/id1579701274

User Reviews

Most reviews complain about audio issues—no sound or volume auto-lowering at startup. A few reviewers praise the visuals and the space-exploration concept, noting it pairs well with Bill Nye's VR Space Lab. Overall sentiment is hampered by persistent audio problems and occasional content limitations.

Pros

Impressive visuals and space exploration experience (moon, northern lights).
Engaging VR environment that complements educational content.
Overall good concept that pairs with Bill Nye's VR Space Lab.

Cons

No audio / sound not working across multiple reviews.
App seems to auto-lower or mute volume at startup.
Lack of troubleshooting help or in-app guidance mentioned.
Some reviewers feel content/experiments are limited or cut.

Recent reviews

No audio, apparently this is an ongoing issue.. turned volume up, redownloaded the app… no luck. Major disappointment

by Us*****, 2026-02-21

Audio does not work even after turning sound up after app starts. Had the same issue with Bill Nye’s Science Lab and hoped this one would be different - it’s not.