Google Cardboard

4.3

Total 1,009

Disclaimers. The mobile game and app download address is from the official app marketplace of iOS App Store and Google Play. It has been checked for security and does not contain viruses or malware.

Advertisement

Advertisement
  • platform:
  • File Size:
    47.98 MB
  • Current Version:
  • Updated Time:

  • Developer:
  • Content Rating:
    4+
  • 5

  • 4

  • 3

  • 2

  • 1

Rate Now

Tap on stars to rate this app

Advertisement

Get the app

Advertisement

Description

Got name from its fold-out cardboard viewer, Google Cardboard app invites you to experience virtual reality (VR) in a simple and fun way right with your smartphone. Google Cardboard is available both for Android and iOS users, with apps on both platforms. The app is designed to work with cardboard viewer so that users can set up their viewers, discover new apps and games. It gives everyone who has a smartphone the opportunity to experience VR. Of course, to fully enjoy the app, you need to purchase a Cardboard viewer which is incredibly low-priced ($15) compared to other similar devices on the market. Features Cardboard viewer Cardboard viewer is the combination of a piece of cardboard and a couple of lenses in a simple form. The device looks more of a VR viewer than a full-blown headset due to the lack of a head strap to keep it in place. As a result, you're forced to hold the viewer with your hands which makes it seem not so handy. Set up the viewer with the app The latest version of the Cardboard viewer has a code for users to scan on. By scanning the code on your cardboard viewer with your phone, you can put your phone on the front panel and velcro it into the right place. Things you can do • Watch videos and photos on a massive screen. • See everywhere you can find on Google Earth. • Visit Versailles with a local guide. • Fly alongside the whole world including the Antarctic Pole and the Arctic Pole. Downside of the viewer If there's light in the room, it may leak in through the gaps around your face. As a consequence, the viewer and reflect off the lenses will downgrade the quality of the images you see. Therefore, it's better to use it in darker conditions.

Screenshot

Advertisement


Are you sure you want to continue?