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Google Earth VRNewsBringing the whole wide world to virtual reality
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Bringing the whole wide world to virtual reality

Google Earth VR · published 16 Nov 2016, 02:52 UTC

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The world has so many beautiful and amazing places to visit. If we're lucky, we're able to travel and see a few of them. But even the most active travelers can only see a fraction. What if we could see them all?

Ten years ago, Google Earth began as an effort to help people everywhere explore our planet. And now, with more than two billion downloads, many have. Today, we are introducing Google Earth VR as our next step to help the world see the world. With Earth VR, you can fly over a city, stand at the top of the highest peaks, and even soar into space.

Now, at 196.9 million square miles, we know the world is pretty big, so we’ve made it easy to find great places to visit. Earth VR comes with cinematic tours and hand-picked destinations that send you to the Amazon River, the Manhattan skyline, the Grand Canyon, the Swiss Alps, and more.

You can download Google Earth VR today on the Steam Store for free. Like Tilt Brush, Earth VR is launching first on the HTC Vive. Stay tuned for more updates on Google Earth across other platforms next year.

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Game update13 Feb 2018Google Earth VR Update - Feb. 13, 2018Release Notes: · Navigation enabled in Street View peek mode (when you place the preview sphere over your head). · Crossfading between Street View 360 photo transitions. · Enabled button on nondominant controller to slow down flight speed. · Bug fixes.Community20 Dec 2017Explore more, and faster than ever beforeThe Earth is a big place, and with 196.9 million square miles to explore, we could all benefit from being able to explore more, faster. Today’s update lets you do just that. With Street View navigation, you can take in all the sights without ever leaving Street View mode. As long as an adjacent 360 photo exists, you’ll be able to stroll along the streets and roads as if you’re there. Additional…Game update29 Sep 2017Google Earth VR Update - Sept. 29, 2017Release Notes: · Updated pre-installed cache data · Fixed crash at start when audio device’s sample rate is 192 kHz · Fixed crash when trying to display a message about why Earth VR could not start · Fixed formatting issue with Street View photo attribution · Fixed bug where Street View photo address would sometimes not update