This is a super fun game. It's a racing game with an educational twist. Highly recommend- as long as you are willing to wear the headset every time you play. Play without the headset is available, but the controls are crappy without it. It's not a tilt type control like you'd expect, it's a finger drag that isn't precise enough to use past level one. Also, the gaps between the red barriers are barely big enough to squeeze through, the gaps need to be bigger.Overall, a good game, though it needs a little work. Keep the content coming!-Mining_girl8

I got my Google Cardboard a couple days ago and looked around for VR games. After playing a little with InMind, I looked at what other games this company might have made. I found InCell and thought it might be interesting (and maybe motion-sickness-inducing) and so I downloaded it and checked it out.Boy, was I blown away! It had amazing graphics, sound so crisp that my crap earbuds sounded good, and you could even turn off VR mode! I was worried about motion-sickness because of how quickly you're moving in the game. It's there, but it's minimal. When someone else is watching you play the game though they think you've gone crazy 😆

This was a game I played when I was 7, and in all those years I thought it was removed from IOS and then I remembered it and wanted to check and, sure enough, it was there and I played… and played… and played some more.The render distance is a bit messed up thoBut apart from that it’s an amazing game I would love it if you could add something like different game modes and viruses, but that’s up to you!

I tried your first two games, InMind 1 & 2 and loved them but this InCell game is even better! Well done, truly! Very pleased with the interface, simple controls, graphics, interactive audio, and overall quality! This game has the most interesting story of any VR Game I've tried!! The only thing missing is a back to game menu option which I think should always be available. Works great with EVO VR Headset and iPhone 5!