Wow, a hidden gem! The developers did a fantastic job creating the environment and it is a joy to explore. There are a lot of facts about the site's history that you can find in and around the building, all nicely narrated and I'm pretty sure I didn't manage to find them all through my playthrough. There are plenty of objects scattered around the environment that you can interact with, my favourite one is the wine gun, so satisfying. You can even call in a helicopter and actually get to fly it which was neat. I still can't believe this building actually exists in real life. I'm adding Buzludzha to my bucket list of places to visit. Definitely give this one a go!

This is your only chance to experience the Buzludzha as it no longer exists in its original state. Top-notch graphics, it must have taken a ton of research and work to model it.  All the history and text is narrated really well. Plus detailed toilet interactions you'd never expect like lifting the seat, flushing, washing and drying your hands. The climbing and helicopter flying is icing on the cake.

WOW!!! Don't read anything about it, just go discover! A better nature walk sim than most nature walk sims! I better helicopter sim than most helicopter sims! Great graphics! Specular maps on the outside roof of the dome are awesome. Interactivity galore! Why was this programming talent devoted to presenting a crumbling communist icon as it stood in its glory days instead of making a great game... or did they do both?

...you approach the monument not only physically, but also with the right amount of historic information, from the "Big Bang" (they literally blew away the top of the mountain) to the night sky illuminating Red Star. One of the biggest selling points for AR/VR in history telling is the potential to switch between states and Buzludzha VR makes use of that!

...the attention to detail is a testament to the passion behind this project and provides incentive to thoroughly inspect every nook and cranny of the structure for things to see and do.