Uncover the hidden songs of the cosmos through this powerful, immersive spectacle that fuses art with science. Using hand tracking and light interactivity, join with the universe and bring life to the veiled symphony of sound and light.
Directed by Eliza McNitt, from executive producers Darren Aronofsky & Ari Handel, and narrated by Millie Bobby Brown, Jessica Chastain, and Patti Smith.
Chapter I: Chorus of the Cosmos
Narrated by Millie Bobby Brown
Planet Earth sings. Our solar system becomes a musical instrument as we discover the Universe through sound.
Time: 13 Minutes
Chapter II: Songs of Spacetime
Narrated by Jessica Chastain
Dive into the heart of a black hole to uncover the breakthrough discovery of gravitational waves. Fall into the darkness, and you will find the light.
Time:12 Minutes
Chapter III: Pale Blue Dot
Narrated by Patti Smith
The Big Bang was silent. Then came sound. Travel from the edge of the cosmos to uncover the strangest song of all.
Time: 13 Minutes
comfort | ⦾ Comfortable |
age rating | 0+ Everyone |
website | citylightsvr.com |
developer | Novelab |
publisher | CityLights VR |
connection | Internet not required |
app version | 1.41 |
languages | English ∙ Chinese ∙ French ∙ Japanese ∙ Korean |
These experiences of space and our planet are fantastic and completely immersive. Never experienced anything like it but learnt a huge amount in short experiences from gravity, the planets, electromagnetic energy to black holes and waves all done with professional actors voices leading us through. One tip is to make sure you stand up with space around you so you can interact with the experiences.
This is more a question than a review... How do I select the chapters, or do anything? As soon as the app launches my controllers disappear and I can't do anything?!?!
These have to be paid reviews because this app is a piece of junk. It is not even visually pleasing, and it's super boring. Save your money!
Why doesn't it support crossbuy? It's not right to have to buy pc version again.
Sorry, I didn't get it. The visuals were okay, but there's much better free stuff on YouTube and in Meta TV. Much better. The "science" behind the visuals is not really science at all - just poetic interpretations. The graphics are also more metaphorical to some degree rather than an attempt to truly visualise the evolution of the Universe. I'd say just save your money... there's much better free content.
Sublime. A top tier experience that should not be overlooked.