Stonehenge VR SANDBOX Released Today!

Hello all on Steam! Almost a year ago, my partner Jessica and I had the opportunity to release Stonehenge VR 1.0 as a launch title on HTC's Viveport, and as a first time software developer, we loved that we had a chance to do that. Since then many people have commented, asking when we would finally release on Steam. If you watch any of our trailers, you'll see we've also installed Stonehenge VR as a museum exhibit in two different museums in the US. We've watched many families and people of all ages go through our original Stonehenge VR tour experience and have a really wonderful time, but we knew the app could be much more than just the tour before releasing it on Steam. So for the past 5 months, I've been working on creating a new feature that we're calling the VoyagerVR SANDBOX, an idea that came after hearing feedback from guests of the museum. When you finish the original Stonehenge VR 1.0 tour, there's a credit sequence. During this credit sequence, I added a small table with a miniature version of Stonehenge sitting on it, so people had something to play with in case they didn't want to just sit through the credit sequence. In turns out, people had a lot of fun with this. Some people would try to build their own version of Stonehenge, stacking all the rocks in a new formation, and others would just want to knock the whole thing down. Either way, you could see they were having fun, and their families were having fun watching them. After hearing from many people say, "you should add a mode where you can build your own!", I decided to create what ultimately became the SANDBOX. So Jessica and I are very excited to release this today, hear all of your feedback, and see what you make! Nothing has been more rewarding for me during this process than to see people enjoying the experience of building things in the Stonehenge VR SANDBOX, so if you make something or upload videos please share. While we're confident this is a complete product, we also want to continue to add to it and evolve it over time. Stonehenge VR would never have ended up in a museum if we didn't consider the suggestions people made when we first started developing. Very best, Christian and Jessica http://www.voyagervr.com PS. For those that previously purchased Stonehenge VR on Viveport, you will be getting this update for free.