Astro Protector VR - Cardboard

Name: Astro Protector VR - Cardboard
Rating: 4 (3 reviews)
Author: Area 1 Ltd

By: Area 1 Ltd

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Features & Capabilities

This game was started during the Global Game Jam January 2014.

Welcome to the (VR) future, NOW!

Always wondered how it would look like to play Asteroids in first person 3D and also Virtual Reality?

This 3D game supports Virtual Reality (VR) devices Virtual Reality therefore is one of the few VR future ready titles out there.

Instructions:

Choose to play in normal mode or VR mode
VR Mode: slide your iPhone into your cardboard case etc
VR Mode: Your head/neck/body is your controller!
Shot 10 Asteroids as fast as possible!

Features:

Accelerometer driven, move the device to look around
Touch to shoot, or select auto fire mode
Normal mode for traditional use of the game with accelerometer support
Cardboard Virtual Reality (VR) and other compatible cases (Dive etc)
iPad works with normal mode, unless you have a bigger VR case for iPads

For feedback or positive emotional support please send an email to support@area001.com

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Area 1 Ltd

Rating:

4.00

(3)

Version:

1.0 Last updated: 2015-09-14

Version code:

837105567

Creation date:

2015-09-14

Compatible devices:

Size:

56.44MB

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 664,595 ▼ 6,694

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Developed by:

Area 1 Ltd

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/astro-protector-vr-cardboard/id833392889

User Reviews

The graphics are fine. But it’s boring. Same thing over and over again. Plus the gun sounds are extremely annoying

by Ji*****, 2019-07-16

Definitely the best cardboard vr game so far. Worth the price

by Ma*****, 2015-11-25

The graphics in this game are really good. I like the way that there is an option to either auto fire or use the button to fire. A few recommendations would be to only have the targeting reticle in one eye because it is hard to make it properly converge with both eye, make the image fully stretch to the edges of the screen and allow the trigger shoot option "stick" It always defaults to auto fire mode. I have a lot of fun just watching the asteroids float around without shooting them, the 3D effect is quite amazing!