It was announced by MythicOwl, that its musical VR adventure, Seabed Prelude, is now available for Oculus Rift and HTC Vive. Featuring a beautifully immersive underwater world, Seabed Prelude takes you on a journey through a post-apocalyptic seascape where you must clear ancient tracks by playing a powerful pipe organ, or alternatively, a system of tesla coils. While traversing the depths you will have control of an RC drone that you can maneuver from within the bathyscaphe to explore stations.
Check out the launch trailer of Seabed Prelude, featuring some gameplay footage:
“After launching Note Fighter on mobile last year we are excited to bring our passion for music games to VR with Seabed prelude”, said Tomasz Mularczyk, CEO of MythicOwl. “It’s a unique take on the music game genre that will have players floating through an ethereal environment, surrounded by music”.
“Seabed Prelude utilizes VR technology to provide the realistic feeling of being underwater, captaining a bathyscaphe through a post-apocalyptic deep sea landscape. Featuring tangential learning, Seabed Prelude progresses as you play notes on a pipe organ or a system of tesla coils correctly, allowing you to advance from station to station and uncover the dark plot hatched by the Constructors. In Campaign Mode you can progress to various stations by playing color-coded notes successfully as they float through an immersive aquatic environment.
Seabed Prelude is now available for HTC Vive and Oculus Rift, utilizing the Touch controllers, for: $7.99, £5.59, €7.99
About MythicOwl
Founded in 2014, in Warsaw, Poland, the team builds new interactive entertainment experiences on mobile and VR platforms, with a mission of building experiences that improve the skills and knowledge of the users.”
For more information on Seabed Prelude, visit its official website.
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