Brink Traveler employs photogrammetry to generate hyper-realistic digital replicas of actual locations. Approximately fifty 3D environments with a few-meter mobility radius are presently available in the VR app. The latest version includes an additional spot that overlooks the north coast of Lake Tahoe in California’s Sierra Nevada. The Carnelian Overlook provides a panoramic picture of one of America’s deepest lakes, framed by towering mountain peaks and the bright colors of Carnelian Bay.
Additionally, there are improvements to how plants appear in Quest at the Lake Tahoe location. According to the update notes, Brink XR verified that 700,000 plants and 8,000 trees have been animated in the scene. The post on X said that the most recent update allowed you to explore the magnificent beauty of the Lake Tahoe region in Sierra Nevada.
Additionally, you may use the new constellation map, which was included in a separate Dynamic Skies and Stars update five months ago, by switching the location to night mode once you’re tired of the day. Users can now access arrangement mode, flying clouds, and stars by aiming at the night sky. This update is accessible in all areas. Lake Tahoe represents yet another new game location; last August, Brink Traveler unveiled The Wave’s Arizona location in partnership with the 3D puzzle game Puzzling Places. Additionally, the developers have hinted at other geographical improvements to come. The goal of these modifications is to give users a more realistic and engaging virtual travel experience.
Brink XR claims that Brink Traveler offers some of the most exquisite virtual reality settings in Meta Quest, with realistic recreations of actual landmarks and sites. At the click of the Gruip button, formations and star names may now be seen, which is another new function. All 88 contemporary constellations can be seen in the app.
