Jurassic World VR The Park in Virtual Reality: Every VR JW experience

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Thanks to Virtual Reality visiting Isla Nublar home of Jurassic Park has never been easier and thanks to the Jurassic World revival and all the VR content available for it. Here we’ll take a look at the history of Jurassic World in VR and everything that’s available which includes some movies and games. All of these are official and not all are too difficult to experience yourself if you have the right gear So let’s feel like Alan Grant when he saw that first Brachiosaurus as we make our way to a virtual Jurassic World.

Jurassic World VRSE

Return to Isla Nublar for an intense Jurassic World VR gaming adventure. Use the game-themed motion controller to fend off hungry Velociraptors in the jungle or hold off a pursuing T-Rex as you speed towards the Visitor’s Center. Can you complete your mission and make it to the rendezvous point, or will you be devoured by the island’s most dangerous predators?

— Jurassic World VRSE

This is a VR App for your smart phone and anyone can download the it but you can only play it if you bought the package since you need the bluetooth motion controller by VRSE. The package includes a plastic the plastic cellphone VR headset for you to put your cellphone in and a plastic attachment for the motion controller. Both of these are Jurassic Park themed which are cool enough but sadly smartphone VR isn’t the greatest experience. The graphics are basic since it’s a mobile game and it is a shooter game that you use your stun baton to defend yourself from the attackind dinosaurs. The game is rather basic and not as responsive as you’d hope but it isn’t too bad and I was impressed by all the scenarios it had, It’d be worth it if it was available in an actual VR store. These events would need to take place during the Jurassic World movie if we’re looking for a timeline.

Jurassic World: Apatosaurus

The Jurassic World: Apatosaurus VR Experience allows the viewer for the first time to see what it feels like to be in the presence and close proximity of a living dinosaur and to experience a sense of connection with it – with the mixture of awe, striking beauty and danger that this implies.

— Oculus Quest Store

This VR Experience is one of two 3D 360 degree video released by Universal on the different VR stores to help promote Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom. You can now find them both bundled as one app in various stores like Oculus. The Apatosaurus video like the description implies actually feels like you are in that world experiencing seeing a real life dinosaur up close and it’s a great experience despite the low quality.

Jurassic World: BLUE

Dinosaurs have overtaken the turbulent Isla Nublar, but the threat of a natural disaster erupting looms eerily over the island. Follow Blue, a highly intelligent Velociraptor, on her quest for survival, using VR to experience her extraordinary sensorial abilities and awareness as she scours for food and water, searches for signs of life, and fights against some of the island’s most threatening predators.

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Jurassic World VR Expedition

An out-of-home VR rescue adventure that puts you in the dense, dino-filled jungles familiar to the film franchise using a state-of-the-art VR motion simulator. It takes you to the abandoned site of Jurassic World for an expedition focused on rescuing the dinosaurs of Isla Nublar. Groundbreaking integration of combining VFX and gameplay in VR to achieve a level of cinematic visual integrity.

This is the only one in the list that I have not had the opportunity to experience but hopefully I find it somewhere near me before they remove it or hope it comes to a VR store eventually. From what you can see in the video it’s really more technically impressive take of w hat the JW VRSE game was trying to do. You also shoot dinosaurs as you go through Jurassic World but since it is based on the HTC Vive and not a smartphone the graphics are much better and you get a full experience since you are on an actual ride that is moving as you experience the virtual world. Sounds like a blast but the game is only 5 minutes long so it isn’t a long experience but we’d all lvoe to experience it regardless. Based on this Dave & Buster´s video of the The Virtual Reality Company game.

Jurassic World Aftermath

Jurassic World Aftermath is a suspenseful, survival VR adventure. Crash-landing on Isla Nublar after the fall of Jurassic World, you find yourself trapped in a research facility when your mission to recover valuable information goes disastrously wrong. Your only hope of escape is to retrieve the confidential information while trying to avoid three deadly Velociraptors. To survive, you’ll need to explore, solve puzzles, and find ways to distract and hide from the ferocious Velociraptors that stalk your every move.

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A game for the Oculus Quest platform that is divided into a two part story with the second part releasing in 2021 in a survival game as you are in Isla Nublar after the events of the first movie trapped and need to escape. The game requires strategy and it’s a lot of fun and the stylized graphics look great. Not only a great Jurassic Park game but a great VR game in general and shows us what the future may hold for the Jurassic franchise.

With that we took a look so far into what Virtual Reality exists for Jurassic World and we’ve gotten some great experiences so far but Universal Studios has mentioned they’re invested in the technlogy and plan to bring out more Jurassic Park VR content.. Virtual Reality is still relatively new but it is one of those technologies that are worth it and will continue to get better so any of these experiences above are great ways to experience Jurassic World. If more Jurassic World VR experiences this article will be added.
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