Voyage BTT is a free social networking site for travel enthusiasts. It is designed to give you the opportunity to exchange links, post photos, and discuss your experiences with fellow travelers.
The site is fairly basic, so we’re not going to be talking about how all of its features work in detail, but you can read about it here. We’re also going to be talking about the site’s founder, who is the person who is responsible for making this place all “weird”.
Voyage BTT is a website that gives you a place to exchange your thoughts and ideas about traveling, from your experience to the experiences of other travel enthusiasts. This is an interesting new concept that I think is really cool (although probably not for the reasons you might think). It’s basically a little blog, but with a little bit more interactivity over there. As I said, the site is quite basic, but you can see a few of the features in action here.
Voyage BTT is free but, as with most sites at this point, you’re in for a pretty penny. It’s not a website where you just throw a little bit of cash into the air and someone picks it up, but it’s a website with a lot of potential.
At the time of writing the site was $3.99, so if you want to give it a shot and you have a budget, then this is probably a good place to start. And because it’s a free site, you can actually try to get a lot more info about what Voyage BTT has to offer before you decide if it’s for you. The best part about this site is that it doesn’t require an account.
Well, it’s not really a website just yet but it is a place where you can sign up for an account and get started. Its completely free to sign up, and you can even get some really cool extra information about the game.
The game is called Voyager, which sounds fun. It’s a space sim with a focus on exploration and exploration gameplay. The game has a free version and a paid version, with the free one allowing you to play with up to three people. The free version is a single-player game, but the paid version allows you to play with two players.
There are currently three different themes being offered in the paid version. The first, “Story”, allows you to go on a journey to the space station where your main character met his final fate. If you complete the story, you can then take on a new mission to rescue a friend who has been stranded on the station. The second theme, “Expanded Universe”, allows you to play through the events of Voyager’s first season.
The goal of the paid version is to complete Voyagers first season. This is a game that allows you to play through the first season in a more linear way, so it’s not like you’re on the same adventure with the main character. You have a limited amount of time to complete the game, and each mission you complete will give you a few items.
Voyagers is one of those games that takes a rather casual approach to adventure games. It does a great job of keeping you involved with its plot, it’s colorful, and it doesn’t feel like it’s doing anything other than trying to get you and your friends to spend more time together in-game. I was genuinely surprised to see how much more time I spent playing it compared to its predecessor, Voyager.