About

Release date

November 8, 2021

Publisher

Cooperative Innovations

Website

https://cura.tours/

Welcome to Curatours!

Curatours is a social tour platform for culture and heritage. Visit incredible places filled with art, artefacts, stories and friends. Visitors can access tours of museums around the world from desktop, phones or VR headsets. In VR it's an incredibly immersive experience and on other devices it feels like a cross between a video call and playing a multiplayer game.

Curatours is free to download and offers three types of cultural tour:

Self-Guided: Start a solo tour and explore the experiences at your own pace with this self-guided option.

Private Tour: Start or join a private online tour, using a private room code to keep you in control of who can join your tour group.

Public Tour: Jump in to an online public tour to share and explore together with other members of the public.

Virtual Spaces for Culture, Museums and Galleries

Curatours offers visitors a wide range of interactive experiences, from local museums to cultural and historic exhibitions. The virtual spaces allow visitors to get up close and personal with animals, artworks, and artefacts in ways not possible in the real world, all from the comfort of their own homes!

Download Curatours for free today and experience:

{"height":1032,"type":"image","width":1920} Bradford District Museum and Galleries

{"height":1440,"type":"image","width":2560} Museum of Colour

{"height":1032,"type":"image","width":1920} Museum of Plastic 2121

and more!

Show more Show less

Supported platforms

Meta Quest 2

Meta Quest 3

Meta Quest 3S

Additional details

Genres

Player modes

Game modes

Languages

Ratings & reviews

3.65

9 ratings

Oculus rating

Player reviews

Multiplayer question

My friend and I both downloaded this so we could walk through the museum together. But the “Friends” tab is grayed out. How do I send an invite in game to my friend? Thanks so much!

4 found this helpful

Amazing worlds

Great worlds so far. Snowball additional is the icing on the cake.

Buggy and confusing

I get that this is the first iteration but from a technical point of view this is very rough around the edges. Controls are buggy, narration is buggy and confusing and the UI frequently fails. On top of that there's a lot of comfort issues that make for a nauseating experience like touching something with your head will push back the whole world. The first plastic museum is pretty unfocused from a storytelling perspective too. Plastic bad we understand but it muddles and mixes discourses about climate and plastic without making a good point for either.

Excellent presentation

You walk around a small VR museum about plastic. It is well presented by a clear and sexy British female voice. I enjoyed it and learned. And it is free. I was surprised it didn't mention the company "the ocean cleanup". On the negative side, there is a small bug that didn't run anything on the 6th video on the industry side. I also wished the voice will turn on automatically when you get close to the spot. Finally I hope you could show us the molecules in VR, maybe more art and recommended books on this subject, and map where each paintings are located and where the garbage is sent, which country pollute more, the air quality, etc .. The presentation is better than Anne frank house VR, and plundering the beginning of a genocide.

Show all reviews on Meta