Naau: The Lost Eye

Naau: The Lost Eye is a VR action, adventure, and easy puzzle game with physics based mechanics. Explore ancient ruins, sky cities, and canyons.You will have bow, crossbow, various weapons and too many enemies.This game is created exclusively for VR.

Game Description:

"Naau : The Lost Eye is an adventure and exploration oriented VR puzzle game. There is a heavy focus on physics-based puzzles and environment interactions. Naau: The Lost Eye is developed from the ground up for the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift. Immerse yourself in the mystic world of Naau and explore the strange tale of The Lost Eye. Explore new worlds and dimensions, all while interacting with it's plethora of monsters and magical beasts! GameBit Studios creates the most immersive VR experience possible with it's independent developers and designers. Created as an exclusive VR experience."

Cool Features:

Choose Your Own Weapon:
"Choose how you fight! Pick from a variety of weapons - both ranged and melee - to suit your fighting style. As you adventure, you can even learn to utilize magical items to your advantage in combat. Engage your enemies in many ways, including gravity, environmental objects, and straight up grabbing your enemies barehanded!"

Weapons and Defenses:
"Utilize fireballs, gravitational powers, boomerangs, magical stones, floral guns, environmental objects, and even your bare hands to defend yourself from the many enemies in your way."


Enemies:
"Battle against wizards, obsidian Golems, Woldham giant tree, little creatures, Giant flowers , Spider flowers , (i.e. poisonous flowers, bats, bugs), and much more."

Unique locomotion system:
"We Offer innovative vr comforts for motion sickness for some players. You can switch teleportation while in game what is comfort for you. There are 3 options Teleport , Free locomotion and Dash teleportation. The choice is yours."

Interaction:
"Realistic VR object , characters and environment interaction. You can grab and throw characters and objects around you or punch enemies."