Skydive360 Hack 1.1 + Redeem Codes

Having jumped out of planes before, I was looking for something that would help get my friends get an idea of what it was like. I was really excited to finish downloading this app (which kept stalking for some reason). However, when I finally had it ready to go, a few flaws jumped out at me. First and foremost is the video quality. It looks worse than my old VHS tapes. The pixelation is horrible and it makes it extremely challenging to figure out what you're looking at. Second, when you do figure out what it is you're looking at, the camera angle changes drastically and the dizziness that accompanies that is enough to turn anyone off the experience. Third, I get that you generally skydive off a small cabin. However, everything seemed to be way too close to my face, which of course didn't help with the vertigo when the camera angle changed without warning. One last thing: you might want to consider including footage from the time when you first get into the plane for a full experience. The first time I jumped it was the anticipation that made the experience for me. The climb, and realizing you're about to jump off a plane, and the first look down when the cabin is exposed.
Work on all that and you will have an app worth downloading. Until then I won't be touching this again.

The footage is really poorly stitched together and the camera angle is changing too often without moving your head that it's just hard to make sense of anything. Once they tweak their methods this could be cool.

Installed, tried for 10 seconds, and deleted. Great idea, but leaves a lot to be desired. The 4 shots coming together when looking down is disappointing. Poor overlapping at the edge of the multi camera set is very noticeable. The quality of the footage is really poor too. I hope they update this with new higher quality videos and I would enjoy it.

This is indeed a video project & not a hi-def one. As an emergent consumer tek (free at this stage) it provides an experience that I have not had and don't anticipate having in actuality. There are also other apps showing what we can expect in an apparent short time-frame.

A greater appreciation of this one (only the "Helio" worked for me) may be had if you (assuming use of Cardboard or another VR device):
- Stand while viewing
- Turn around and face in the direction the 'chutist is facing
- Look up at the chute & the arms and hands guiding it
- Look at the flyer herself
- Look down and around

It's not TV where sitting & facing in one direction delivers the entire impact.

Certainly additional "jumps" will be even more revealing.

Thanks for the brave new world.

It's impossible to use

Its just horrible

This is a video app, not a computer generated environment. I don't know if it's because of the larger screen on the iPhone 6+ but everything seems too close. Worse, the ground and everything else is blurry (probably because high-def would be too large a download). You can't see any real detail, so nothing much to get too excited about. At least there are no additional downloads (besides the app itself).

After reading the reviews I thought this was going to be great. And yes I know you need a headset for it...but it is really dumb. The video quality looks like it's out of the early 90's. Used for about 30 seconds and deleted. I am convinced the app developers wrote the reviews for this app. Not possible that this vr games in its present state to be given a 5 star review unless you are half blind.

This app is so thought provoking! What amazing tech. I watched the videos, breath stealing, and couldn't help but immediately think about the possibilities.

The app design is refreshingly crisp and responsive.

I can't wait to see what's next!

Most apps are cheaply made and are choppy or don't load well, but this app with the goggles works great loads smoothly on older devices, and is fun. Definitely an app I'd show a friend!