Virtual reality offers plenty of immersive experiences that let you unwind and enjoy relaxing activities such as meditating, creating beautiful works of art, exploring enchanting worlds, trying challenging puzzles, or simply allowing yourself to escape from the rush of life for a short while.
This article covers some of the most relaxing VR games and experiences that will help you chill out, meditate and allow the world to slow down, from the comforting confines of your home. Most of the games and experiences in this article are available to play on PC VR headsets, as well as standalone VR headsets such as Quest 2 and Pico 4. Whether you’re looking for a regular chill-out space or you need to de-stress after a hectic week, here are 25 of the most relaxing VR games you can play.
1. Open Brush
Open Brush is a fantastic VR art game that allows you to fully relax in an incredibly immersive painting game with three-dimensional brush strokes. Lose yourself in this engrossing game and express yourself visually; Regardless of your artistic skill, there is plenty of fun to be had in this intuitive and imaginative game. Unleash your creativity as the possibilities with this game are endless.
Experience the amazement of drawing a 3D world literally around yourself and find yourself craving more every time you stop. There are loads of brushes and useful tools that provide fantastic flexibility to create your ideas. Easily accessible by using an intuitive menu attached to your wrist, tools and brushes await to help you start creating without barriers.
Open Brush has benefitted from years of development and is, without a doubt, one of the most impressive VR art apps available due to its ability to showcase what a unique experience it is to create art in a room-scale VR setting. Open Brush currently receives 98% positive reviews on Steam and 4.5 stars on the Oculus store, so I would highly recommend going and having a look at it if you haven’t already. It’s available on Steam and the Oculus store for free, so there’s really no reason not to check it out.
2. Garden Of The Sea
There are few things in VR games as relaxing as watching a colorful garden of plants and flowers bloom under the digital sun. Garden Of The Sea lets you grow your own fantastical garden, nurture local creatures, and have thrilling adventures across the sea as you immersive yourself in a magical virtual world.
Finding yourself on a relaxing and mystical island, you’ll meet creatures that you can help raise and nurture. You’ll also be given a boat to explore the sea around the island and reach other islands where there are more resources you can collect.
If you are looking for progression, adventure, and an open world to explore, you will find it. If you are looking for one of the most relaxing VR games, stay where you are and let this magical world gently take its course. Have no fear, the stress of having to care for plants and animals is removed to focus more on positive interactions and building something that is yours, not to mention the freedom to move entirely at your own pace.
Garden Of The Sea is available on Steam and the Oculus store and can be played on standalone and PCVR headsets.
Some of the best features include:
- Crafting décor for your garden
- Befriending local creatures
- Spending time fishing
- Enjoying music and sound that fits perfectly with the relaxing atmosphere of this game
- Upgrade your house and decorate it to feel like home
- Playing seated or standing
3. theBlu
theBlu is a deeply immersive and relaxing VR game that allows you to experience the wonder and majesty of the ocean through a series of habitats and come face to face with some of the most awe-inspiring creatures on the planet.
It powerfully taps into the unique potential of VR, and it is perfect for showcasing the magic of VR to serious gamers and first-time users alike. From an undersea encounter with whales, the largest species on earth, to witnessing the magnificence of migration at the edge of a coral reef and then venturing into the deepest regions of the ocean to discover the iridescent abyss.
Dive underwater to come up close and personal with some beautiful aquatic scenes and mysterious deep-sea creatures. This game also has a dedicated ‘Ambient Mode’ that will simply let you sit, uninterrupted, in the deep blue.
A Sundance Film Festival selection, theBlu was recognized by TechCrunch as one of the top 10 best VR experiences and was also awarded the ‘Most Transportive’ experience in the Proto Awards. It is available from the Steam store and is playable on most PCVR headsets.
4. Tetris Effect
This blast from the past takes the iconic Tetris to a whole new level, with incredible visuals and audio added to levels that are more challenging than ever. Research has shown that a classic game of Tetris can be a better stressbuster than meditation and what better way to experience that than with a VR headset in tow?
One of the must-have VR games, Tetris Effect VR takes players on an incredible journey through starlit universes and deep beneath the oceans. This wonderous visual world centers on the concepts of relaxation, focus, and escape. Gameplay evolves based on your experience, with music and visuals shifting based on your own personal reactions.
Every bit as addictive as the original, the kaleidoscope visuals in Tetris Effect are extraordinary, amplifying a feeling of total immersion, allowing you to quickly enter a flow state. A breathtakingly gorgeous reinvention of one of the most popular puzzle games of all time – This is Tetris like you’ve never seen, heard, or felt it before.
Music, backgrounds, special effects – everything down to the Tetrominos themselves, pulse, shimmer and explode with how you’re playing, making the game something you’ll want to experience over and over again.
As you maneuver the blocks, you’ll hear sounds that fit into the beat. Don’t lose yourself too much in the sights and sounds as some levels will take skill and practice to complete, even on ‘Normal’ difficulty. A post-launch update to the game has brought cross-platform multiplayer to Tetris Effect so you can play with friends no matter if they’re playing in VR or on a flatscreen.
5. Nature Treks VR
Nature Treks VR is a true walking simulator where you can trek and explore 15 different beaches, forests, and meadows while listening to calming music. You have lots of options for how you move, such as my favorite which is by swinging your arms by your side, genuinely making you feel like you’re on a relaxing hike.
You’ll find 60 animals on your travels, and you can throw orbs to make trees and flowers grow, or to change the time of day. Through this virtual reality experience, you’ll be visiting amazing worlds and exploring beautiful locations, each with incredible animals, sounds, and experiences.
There are plenty of opportunities to relax and be entertained with tropical beaches, forests, and underwater oceans for you to explore. Command the weather, take control of the night, or shape your own world. Immerse yourself in one of the most relaxing VR games and escape into this amazing world.
With over 500 locations that span across 10km, you can return again and again for a quietly immersive and relaxing VR experience that connects you to the earth like never before. Nature Treks VR is available on Steam and on the Oculus store for most standalone and PCVR headsets.
Features include:
- Controlling the weather and time of day
- Snapping and holding branches to summon birds and butterflies
- Using the ‘creator orbs’ to shape your own world
- Discovering animals such as whales, elephants, and giraffes throughout the environments
- Activating the audio visualizations to create a powerful and emotional effect
6. Walkabout Mini Golf VR
Regardless of your ability at golf, Walkabout Mini Golf is one of the best VR sports games I’ve played, and a brilliant game for relaxing play. The controls and physics in this game make it feel so realistic that it’s easy to forget you are in a VR game with amazing immersion that allows you to forget about the real world for a while.
With 8 interesting, beautifully themed courses that have an easy and hard mode plus collectibles, you’ll find yourself coming back again and again. The graphics are colorful, and the art style is really appealing and interesting. The courses are well designed, with plenty of interesting features to ensure that each course keeps your interest while providing a challenge.
Draw your friends in on the fun in multiplayer and add an aspect of rivalry to your golfing skills. One of the best aspects is how the courses get progressively harder, with the first course feeling quite easy, even for beginners, whilst in the hard mode of each course, you are pushed to the limit to get anywhere close to par.
Walkabout Mini Golf is available on Steam and the Oculus store and can be played on a wide range of standalone and PCVR headsets.
7. Guided Meditation VR
Bring relaxation, peace, and calmness back into your daily life with Guided Meditation VR. Allow yourself to relax and unwind in Guided Meditation VR’s 27 nature-filled environments from beaches to mountain lakes.
With over 500 individual meditation spots across these environments to choose from, there is something to suit your every mood. Take advantage of the 16 hours’ worth of guided meditation available to you and pick whichever voice you find most relaxing. Even change the length of each session to fit into your schedule.
You can pick from a list of environments, music, and narrations that will guide you through different meditation techniques to relax, unwind, and forget about the world for a while. You can even mix in your own music and choose no narration to simply enjoy the wonderful sights and sounds this game has to offer.
This is a truly useful tool for practicing various meditation techniques, and the immersive nature of VR makes it easy to avoid the distractions of the real world. You don’t even have to meditate if you don’t fancy it: you can just explore this relaxing VR game at your own pace while listening to music or turn on ‘motion mode’ to float automatically through its vistas. There is truly something for every mood and emotion in this game.
8. Real VR Fishing
Real VR fishing is a relaxing VR fishing game with stunning graphics and scenery you can enjoy with your friends. Yes, it’s about fishing, but this game provides so much more, including some truly breathtaking environments.
Set yourself free and interact in your own way with static float fishing or active lure fishing. The immersive and realistic graphics really do transport you to scenic real-life locations with the fishing mechanics creating in-depth gameplay.
You can fish at your own speed, allowing yourself to relax and unwind as you wait for the big one, with the ability to explore different difficulties and fishing modes. The fishing experience is easily customized to suit real-life anglers and non-fishers alike so there is truly something for everyone. The game also allows you to watch YouTube, listen to music or podcasts in-game while fishing, and never be bored.
The fun doesn’t end when you catch the fish either, as you can create and customize your own aquarium by filling it with your catch and purchasing unique decorations from the shop. Real VR fishing also supports multiplayer so you can fish with friends, though multiplayer is not cross-platform between Quest and Oculus PC versions.
9. Cooking Simulator VR
Become the ultimate chef and take control of a highly polished, realistic kitchen equipped with all kinds of utensils and stands. Unlock and master over 80 recipes or use dozens of lifelike ingredients to cook everything you like.
Your kitchen has got all the gear a chef might need to create culinary masterpieces including cookers, gas, ovens, and heaps of utensils such as pots, pans, knives, spatulas, and blenders. Even better – you can freely interact with everything using your VR hands. With over 140 ingredients sitting ready to be used, the possibilities for creation are endless.
All the ingredients respond to your actions by changing temperature, appearance, and taste. Every time you’re slicing potatoes, flipping steaks, or boiling a soup, there is some real-life physics applied to it. Each product has a different resistance to the knife, and you can feel it through the haptic feedback of your VR controllers.
Once you learn the cooking mechanisms and start serving dishes, you’ll see yourself becoming a better chef with every new plate you create.
10. Puzzling Places
Puzzling Places is a relaxing and wholesome 3D jigsaw puzzle where players put together hyper-realistic miniatures of beautiful places from around the globe. This is one truly for the jigsaw puzzlers. The wonderful and mind-boggling series of 3D puzzles are made from 3D scans of real-life places, taking you across the globe as you solve them.
By establishing a meditative and calm atmosphere, the game focuses on achievable challenges and a tangible feeling of progression and completion. A modern take on an age-old pastime, Puzzling Places is one of the most relaxing VR games you can play and provides fun for all the family thanks to its simple gameplay and easy controls with the ability to play seated, standing, or at full room scale.
Going from flat jigsaw puzzles to 3D puzzles will stretch your brain in satisfying new ways as you use all your 2D jigsaw strategies such as sorting by colors, edges, and the like while leaning into your spatial reasoning sense to find the right connections between pieces. Even more satisfying – when you’re done you have a tiny 3D diorama to explore!
Key Features include:
- 17 unique puzzles created from detailed photogrammetry 3d scans
- Each puzzle is available in 25, 50, 100, 200 & 400 pieces
- New puzzles are frequently added
11. Cubism
Cubism is a casual VR puzzle that plays a bit like a 3D version of Tetris. But fear not, while the concept is simple, cubism will have you scratching your head as the difficulty increases across its stages. Challenge your mind in Cubism with its deceptively simple puzzle game exterior, as you assemble increasingly complex shapes out of colorful blocks.
Its sleek, casual design makes it great for relaxing seated play as you immerse yourself in a zen environment and reason your way through 90 puzzles which will put your spatial thinking skills to the test. There are hours and hours’ worth of gameplay just waiting to be enjoyed.
The bright, void-like environment makes it easy to forget about the woes of the real world as you focus on finding the right fit for the pieces before you to the backdrop of a beautiful piano soundtrack recorded just for Cubism by pianist Sahila Wong.
Thanks to hand-tracking support, you can even play without needing to pick up your controllers which is probably the best implementation of Quest 2 hand-tracking available to date.
12. Vermillion
Vermillion is a hugely impressive VR painting app that recreates that wonderful experience of oil painting on canvas, providing countless hours of enjoyment, while honing your skills, and producing some truly impressive masterpieces.
It has everything you need from a VR painting app, with adjustable canvases, a multitude of brushes, realistic wet-on-wet color mixing, layers, realistic analog brush strokes, and accurate blending and mixing.
There are numerous high-quality features, such as the ability to color match from your canvas to the palette, brush cleaning at the press of a button, undo, and erase tools to get rid of mistakes easily, and the ability to overlay pictures onto your canvas to plan your creations with far more ease.
The menu interface is very intuitive, allowing you to save your work in super high definition, save your palettes for future use, watch YouTube videos, listen to music, or find pictures to copy while you work. Regardless of your prior artistic experience, Vermillion is really satisfying to use.
If you are interested in learning to paint but have previously been put off by the expense and time commitment required, Vermillion is a great way to learn and develop your skills and you will be able to create some fantastic paintings if you work hard. Vermillion is available on Steam or the Oculus Store.
13. Where Thoughts Go
Where Thoughts Go is a totally unique social experience that you won’t find anywhere else in or out of VR. In this reflective experience, you’ll find yourself in a peaceful environment populated with floating orbs. Grab an orb and you’ll hear someone speak.
Feel like challenging the impersonal nature of social media? Where Thoughts Go allows you to share anonymous stories with other participants, and listen to theirs as well, as you walk through a relaxing and inviting atmosphere.
In this award-winning social experience, human thoughts exist as sleeping creatures that can be awakened to reveal voice-recorded stories of other participants who were here before you. These anonymous stories are revealing and inspiring, encouraging reflection and introspection. To progress, you must leave your own stories behind for others to uncover.
Visually beautiful and wholly transformative, Where Thoughts Go thematically explores the course of a lifetime through five simple questions written to dig deep. The voice recordings you hear are unique and unidentifiable, left by individuals from every walk of life, every age, and every background. Participants have no way to discern who they are hearing, but it’s amazing to discover how considerate and sensitive every single person is.
14. Color Space
Coloring books are a timeless, easy way for adults and children to have fun creating artwork. Colour space takes this a step further by allowing you to step into the coloring book in a vividly rich virtual world. You don’t just color a scene, you feel as if you are coloring into a scene.
Equipped with a palette and a coloring wand, you’re transported into any of 32 beautiful black-and-white worlds created by a growing group of VR’s most talented artists. Embrace the freedom to fill the world with as many colors as you like, one tree, rock, and flower at a time.
As you color the scene, it will start to come alive around you with animated elements and ambient sounds. Rivers run, birds fly, planets revolve, and meteors shine. The soundscape responds hypnotically as you color, with custom sound and music created by skilled musicians and sound engineers.
After spending just an hour with this immensely relaxing VR game, I already began to feel the numerous mental benefits of shutting off my brain and relaxing by coloring intricate works of art. Color space is available now to enjoy on the Oculus Quest 2.
15. Fujii
This thoroughly relaxing VR game mixes a garden landscape with mystical creatures that will keep you company as you explore different worlds. Collect seeds, grow plants, and design your own garden in this charming, soothing virtual reality experience.
This serene, mystical journey traverses a series of otherworldly, organic landscapes that flows between outdoor exploration and creative gardening. After emerging from a mystical tree, you venture out to explore three unique and magical biomes.
Watering, touching, and interacting with plants and environments throughout each biome brings its own biodiversity and plant interactions. Eventually, find yourself being led to the source of Fujii’s powerful energy wall.
Fujii is a peaceful, explorative journey through a whimsical world of vibrant plants and cute critters. Though this definitely fits in the ‘game’ genre, it is purely a peaceful game – there are no enemies or health bars or pressure, just an inviting world with light puzzles and secrets to find at your own pace. You’ll frequently return to a garden where you can plant and tend to the flora and fauna that you collect throughout your journey.
Fujii is a fantastic experience and one of the most relaxing VR games you are likely to play, and between your garden and other parts of the world, there are plenty of lovely places to spend a few minutes sitting and smelling the roses. Fujii is available on Steam and on the Oculus store for standalone and PC VR headsets.
16. Gadgeteer
This is the perfect VR game for those who like to unwind and relax by building gadgets and designing original puzzles. With Gadgeteer, there are no rules except the rules of physics. Build chain reaction machines to solve these fun, intricate puzzles deciding whether to engage through seated, standing, or even room-scale play.
Your machines will use gadgets to launch, bump, twist and turn – creating chain reactions that may even end up tearing apart the fabric of space-time. Prepare your wits because you’ll need them to build your masterpiece! Solve the sixty puzzles on offer – but you will never get bored as there are infinite ways to solve each one, allowing you to develop more complex mechanisms.
In Maker Mode, you can design and build your dream machine without any rules except for the rules of physics. When you’re finished, you can share your masterpiece or experience the engineering marvels of others. Add to the community of puzzles by designing your own challenges and uploading them online. With online sharing, there is infinite replayability with lots of depth as you gain access to unlimited community-made puzzles. Gadgeteer is available on Steam and on the Oculus store for most VR headsets.
17. Aircar
A simple immersive flying game built for VR, Aircar allows you to pilot an aircraft through a futuristic cityscape. You almost feel as if you were in a movie with some of the most immersive and stunning graphics that VR has to offer.
Motion wise it can take a bit to adjust to but it’s very serene flying around the city admiring the views. With no enemies to fight, no oppressive government regime to overturn, and absolutely no to-do list or agenda, it is just you and your aircar, making it one of the most unexpectedly relaxing VR games, and great for relaxation.
There is just a city to explore at your own leisure, with raindrops pit-pattering on the glass as you navigate through the neon-lit buildings. Aircar also serves as a distraction from the usual gaming grind with its beautifully realized futuristic setting in this gorgeous sci-fi world.
The only thing that makes Aircar even better is that it is free to play on PC VR headsets. It’s available on Steam and on the Oculus store.
18. Cosmic Flow: A Relaxing VR Experience
Cosmic Flow is one of the most relaxing VR games and an audio-visual massage for the mind. Developed by an artist with keen attention to realistic detail, the game was created as the first part of a series of VR experiences encouraging connection and personal expression.
A relaxed mind is better able to understand and express itself. Cosmic Flow hopes to instill this feeling of relaxation so that, when the headset comes off, the feeling continues. Simple, beautiful, and mesmerizing, this game is sure to lower your blood pressure and instill a sense of peace into your life.
The truth is in the name; it is an incredibly relaxing experience. Allow yourself to be blown away by this stunning work of art as it moves around you in every direction with every color imaginable swirling to create that sense of being in another universe or one that is purely your own.
It is free to download off the Steam and Oculus stores, and you don’t need an internet connection to play, widening your ability to pick out that favorite sofa to sit on and relax while playing.
19. XING: The Land Beyond
If you are looking for a blend between relaxation and a bit of exploration and adventure, then XING: The Land Beyond is an excellent place to start. Solve puzzles and wield environmental powers as you explore the world of XING. Set in the afterlife, or a purgatory halfway between the living world and whatever comes next, experience the stories of those past gone while visiting lands and cultures across time.
Your task is to travel through four portals in order to free trapped spirits, each with its own unique story waiting for you to discover. This meaty adventure game is set on multiple floating islands in the sky, and it is one of the best-looking VR games you’ll encounter.
Its gentle puzzles, piano music, and poetic narrator make it a pleasant place to wind down. The difficulty ramps up towards the end, but you’ll get a good three hours out of it before that happens, and there are never any enemies or time limits to deal with. Even when it gets tough, its streams of running water and the breeze swishing through the trees make this one of the most relaxing VR games you can play.
20. Google Earth VR
Google Earth VR puts the whole world within your reach. Explore the world from totally new perspectives as you stroll the streets of Tokyo, soar over the Grand Canyon, or teleport across the globe. Allow yourself to relax as you take in breathtaking scenery, quietly plan your next vacation, or simply experience the quiet beauty of the Earth.
Now, at 196.9 million square miles, the world is pretty big, so developers have made it easy to find great places to visit in Google Earth VR. It comes with cinematic tours and hand-picked destinations that send you to the Amazon River, the Manhattan skyline, the Grand Canyon, the Swiss Alps, and many more.
Instead of using your cursor or finger to drag your way around a street or through a field as you would with basic Google Earth, the VR mode allows you to actually move around the space. You can duck down in your VR headset to get closer to the ground or lift your controllers up to soar through the air above buildings and hills. The controls for Google Earth VR are straightforward too so you shouldn’t have to spend forever figuring out how everything works.
Features include:
- Global Map Access
- 360-degree views of locations around the globe
- Quick access to global landmarks
- View the world from above, flying around some of the most breathtaking locations on Earth
- Use Google Earth Street View to walk around famous landmarks and interesting cities
Google Earth VR is available on the Oculus Store for Rift headsets and on Steam for most PC VR headsets and is totally free to use. There is currently no native support for standalone Quest 2. With great controls, ease of usage, and plenty of unique experiences, this open-world VR game is one you really need to try.
21. Minecraft VR
For having been around as long as it has, Minecraft is more alive than ever. Do all the things you know and love – but from a fresh perspective. With a VR headset on, you can enter expansive worlds and spend hours building whatever creation you wish, explore the world, or enjoy the light of a gorgeous sunrise.
Immersive yourself in this wonderfully classic game and enjoy the relaxation of freedom in your own world.
Modifications for VR Play:
- The Virtual Living Room – Full immersion VR can be intense, so this option allows you to step out of the world and play this open-world VR game on a screen in a simulated lounge. It’s a great way to give yourself a bit of a break without stopping playing
- VR Turning – moving around fast can feel disorientating in VR with your body not doing what your eyes are seeing. This allows you to turn in snappy increments rather than a single arc. It feels quite surprising at first, but it quickly feels normal and is easier on the brain.
- Enhanced VR controls – tiny, clever tweaks to the way you jump, walk, and run make VR feel as smooth as possible. You can use your head to steer where your character goes, and the cursor now sticks to blocks as you dig at them – so you can take in the sights while you mine
Minecraft can be played on most PC VR headsets, but the steps to get playing depend on what headset you have and what store you purchase Minecraft from.
22. Paper Beast
Paper Beast is an exploration and adventure game set in a dreamlike and surprising universe. Somewhere in the darkest abyssal depths of the internet, life has blossomed, and wildlife sprung from the most unusual places. An unknown power seems to upset and weigh on its balance.
You are the first human to set foot in this mysterious world and are compelled to join forces with exotic and endearing creatures to unravel the mysteries of this universe. Such a unique and interesting concept makes for incredible gameplay with a fully stimulated ecosystem that allows you to live the adventure. It can be overwhelming being dropped right into the middle of a wasteland but the game provides great guidance to help you enjoy your experience.
Game experience:
- Two game modes: adventure and sandbox
- Explore a world populated by majestic and intelligent creatures
- Animal behavior adapts to your actions and partner with them to overcome obstacles
- Shape the terrain, divert rivers, and trigger storms to solve physical puzzles
- An original soundtrack provides relaxing backing to your exploration
23. Meditation VR
Meditation VR is a series of high-fidelity meditation experiences. The aim of the game is to raise the bar of meditative experiences in VR to truly transport you to some beautiful locations.
Birds high up in the sky, waves rolling in on the shore, and the wind blowing through palm trees and plants that grow on your private secluded island all contribute both visually and in sound to a wonderful experience that practically makes you feel the ocean breeze.
Guided by a meditative voice uniquely tailored to the island environment, you are gently eased into one of the most relaxing VR games you can try, and a truly immersive experience.
Experience everything Meditation VR has to offer:
- Over 100 lush environments to escape the everyday
- More than 20 hours of guided meditations in Zen, Loving Compassion, Maternity, Depression or Sleep
- Over 50 relaxing audio tracks designed to enhance your meditation experience
- Customize your meditations to be perfect, just for you
- If you are an advanced meditator, remember to use the simple meditation timer to help plan and structure your sessions
- Completely free with no in-app purchases or ads
24. Vrkshop
Vrkshop is a VR woodworking game that challenges you to build projects with hand tools without snap-to-guides or limits on how to cut or fasten the lumber. The precision of your project is left entirely up to you.
Building something with your own two hands out of wood can be rewarding, but also messy, difficult, and not always practical depending on where you live. Vrkshop gives you the chance to learn and put your woodworking skills to the test without the hassles of doing it in real life.
Allow yourself to relax, have fun, and be productive with the endless options to create your own masterpieces. The interactions and mechanics of the game strive to strike the balance between a realistic, immersive, yet fun experience and I have found that is a perfect way to relax and be creative.
In addition to the challenge projects, you can freely build your own projects in free-play mode with unlimited resources in indoor and outdoor activities. There are so many tools to choose from including saws, hammers, a variety of measuring tools, lumber, and clamps. Vrkshop is available on Steam and can be played on most PC VR headsets.
25. Horizon Beyond
Horizon Beyond allows you to sail above the clouds and explore a fantasy world in search of a special key. Freely control and navigate your wooden ship through the sky and discover unexpected creatures and locations in this relaxing VR game.
In this unique world, life is scattered on the remaining fragments above the clouds while plants and animals have adapted to the new environment. You can play at your own pace and relax as there is no time limit which truly allows you to immerse yourself in this magical world.
On your journey, you will encounter a small mischievous creature in possession of a golden key. This short encounter leads to an adventurous chase with different surprises during the journey. In addition to navigating the ship, you also have a fishing rod that you can use to catch fish, and even feed these to pelicans. Horizon Beyond is free and it is available on Steam for most PC VR headsets.