Forbidden City VR

Interface is outdated, modelization seems ok, but it's not very good to navigate in... for the bucks...its very expensive

Mathematics meet magic on an imperial stage! Great to see this again without all the tourists, although it is more a groundbreaking work for even more majestic moments to come. I would love to witness all the different ceremonies these buildings were made for, with an emperor who had to change his symbolic outfits accordingly. That could help to clarify the underlying concept of the construction apart from it's impressing size. And the conceptual dimensions could be made clear for our narrow modern mind by contrasting this vast  and detailed symbolic univers with the minimal private space the emperor could dispose of as a single human being, in some rare moments.   

With a few additional locations, some extra polish, and a little more to do than just look around and observe, Forbidden City VR could be a real stand-out among historical and tourist attraction apps for virtual reality. In its current state, however, there's just not enough there to truly elevate its experience.