Cluttered, ugly, does not even approach what its name suggests, and what we were looking for: a simple, zoomable, interactive 3D globe. We love Living Earth, it's perfect for what it does, but it is not designed as a VR globe and its creators apparently decided not to go there. This is a mess and worse, the user is bombarded by ads when selecting ANY feature. Dumbest marketing ever. If we can't demo the features, we're sure not going to pay anything for them. We saved our money and bought the elegant National Geographic app for $1.99, which is perfect--yes, ok' NAT GEO got it right! But of course we'll never get a refund on the time we wasted on this heap.

I can’t tell if the app is any good because there were too many ads at the start. I quit and deleted the app and used Google Earth instead. I’m talking about three ads, then 30 seconds of use, then another ad interruption.Also, the advertisers are quite clever in hiding the close button so you can’t easily move past the ad. I’m getting really tired of this. Maybe it’s not the app developer’s fault, but it is their problem if they’re partnering with a less than ethical advertising service.

Zero stars. Cuts to a Mobile Strike ad at least once every 60 seconds. Touch interface is hugely clumsy. I wanted to use this to compare latitudes of different cities, but latitude lines are projected only every 20 degrees and country borders are not shown. It's also eating power alive, even when not running--20% to 4% in minutes, even on AC power. Had to delete app for the battery percentage to rise again while charging! Bizarre.

If you like apps where you don’t mind paying, this is great. However, if you like game where you don’t have to pay, this is not for you. In the first 2 seconds of opening the app, they ask you for a subscription. After that, you can’t get all the information without paying.