Immersive animated VR stories

If you enjoy quiet exploration and animated storytelling, these Atlas V titles let you wander strange places, meet unusual characters and shape small mysteries.

These Atlas V creations focus on short, story-led experiences you can watch, explore and lightly interact with rather than long challenges to win. In Gloomy Eyes you guide two companions through a darkened world looking for daylight by alternating control of them to clear puzzles, while Madrid Noir pulls you into a family mystery rebuilt from recalled moments and BATTLESCAR: Punk Was Invented By Girls drops you into a runaway friendship centered on forming a band. Expect exploration, simple puzzles and film-like scenes across the collection.

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Gloomy Eyes

Gloomy Eyes

A cozy horror, “self-coop”, adventure about two unlikely souls who forge a forbidden bond and journey together to find the sun.

94% of 171 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 4$24.99
Ayahuasca

Ayahuasca

In the jungle at night, a journey awaits for you... are you ready to embrace the experience?

81% of 356 Steam reviews are positive$12.99
Gloomy Eyes VR

Gloomy Eyes VR

With the voice of Colin Farrell, Gloomy Eyes narrates the story of the sun who got tired of the humans and decided to hide and never rise again.

88% of 189 Steam reviews are positive$0.98
The Dawn of Art

The Dawn of Art

Explore the Chauvet Cave 36,000 years ago, with Daisy Ridley’s voice as your guide.

94% of 162 Steam reviews are positiveFree
Madrid Noir

Madrid Noir

Madrid Noir is a 45 minutes mystery adventure that unfolds across two acts in this VR film.

90% of 30 Steam reviews are positive$8.99
BATTLESCAR: Punk Was Invented By Girls

BATTLESCAR: Punk Was Invented By Girls

Are you punk enough? Battlescar is a coming of age immersive film narrated by Rosario Dawson that takes place in a 1970's New York City.

72% of 18 Steam reviews are positive$5.99
Astra

Astra

Embark on ASTRA, a mixed reality journey transforming your room into a spaceship.

67% of 3 Steam reviews are positive$9.99

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The Dawn of Art

The Dawn of Art

Explore the Chauvet Cave 36,000 years ago, with Daisy Ridley’s voice as your guide.

94% of 162 Steam reviews are positiveFree