Heaven Island - VR MMO

Island exploration was a bit tricky finding the remaining shells but for the price you get a great exploration voyage and plenty of cute scenery I've played a couple of games from this dev now and enjoyed each one.

Simple and nice. I'm not sure why I even bought this game. I just said, "Why not?" and bought it. It feels like a game developer's playground, which I found pleasant. Optimisation was awful, but who cares? Landscapes were okay. Getting all the achievements was relatively easy. I should mention that the quotes in the books were beautiful. I wasn't expecting this game to have any Buddhist themes, but I'll take it.

Heaven Island – VR MMO, developed by Fabio Ferrara and Giulia Airoldi and published by Chubby Pixel, is an unusual entry in the VR space that feels less like a conventional game and more like a quiet, interactive environment. Despite carrying the “MMO” label, it doesn’t follow the expectations typically associated with that genre. There are no structured objectives, no progression systems, and no competitive or cooperative mechanics in the traditional sense. Instead, it presents itself as a digital retreat—an open space designed for wandering, observing, and briefly disconnecting from more demanding gameplay experiences. The setting is a tropical island rendered with simplicity and intention. Players are free to move through beaches, forests, and shallow waters, interacting with the environment in small ways such as collecting objects or simply observing the surroundings. There is no narrative guiding the experience, nor any pressure to accomplish specific goals. This lack of structure is central to the game’s design philosophy. It encourages a slower pace, inviting players to take in the scenery and engage with the world on their own terms. For those accustomed to more traditiona…

very relaxing game, not much to do but its good if you want to take a break from grinding soul games.

purty

one part of it halfway resembles that one level from sonic adventure o algo