

Eye in the Sky
VinLia Games · 2017 · Casual, Indie, Strategy, Local Co-Op, VR
PC
Very Positive84% · 90
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About Eye in the Sky
This game requires a VR Headset and a second human (both not included). Only features local co-op.
Eye in the Sky is a large asymmetrical local co-op escape room for VR.
Take up this challenge of perspectives and communication with a friend (or enemy, we won't judge). Traverse a post-apocalyptic robot world from two different view points and help each other solve the puzzles that lay ahead.
The VR Player takes on the form of the "Eye". Interacting with objects in the world from a birds eye view and guiding the "Light" to help find pieces to the puzzles they have to solve.
The PC Player will be the "Light". A small robot, seemingly insignificant but essential for the "Eye". Venturing into the nooks and crannies of the world where the "Eye" can't reach, the "Light" can gather information, guide the "Eye" to hidden areas and collect vital parts of each and every puzzle.
Key features
- Taking full use of VR roomscale feature - All levels are built to fit
in a 2m x 2m area (If you can't reach something it's probably the PC players task to get there!)
- Two ways to experience and play the game, PC or VR!
- A large escape room experience that builds on its complexity the further you and your friends venture into it.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Eye in the Sky is a distinctive cooperative puzzle experience that revolves entirely around perspective, communication, and trust between two players. Developed and published by VinLia Games, it is designed as a local asymmetrical co-op title where one player uses a VR headset while the other plays on a standard screen. Rather than relying on reflexes, combat, or fast-paced mechanics, the game’s core identity is built on shared problem solving, asking players to interpret the same space in radically different ways and combine their partial understandings into complete solutions. The asymmetrical structure is the game’s defining feature and its greatest strength. The VR player takes on the role of the “Eye,” a floating observer with a godlike, top-down view of the environment. From this vantage point, the Eye can see the entire puzzle layout at once, manipulate large objects, activate distant mechanisms, and guide the other player through hazards. The non-VR player controls the “Light,” a small robot navigating the environment from ground level. This role involves exploring narrow paths, interacting with switches, collecting items, and responding to dangers that the Eye may not be …1 found this helpful
Good idea - very bad execution. Game is not fun. Graphic dull. Sound works sometimes. Some puzzles are ok, but in general not interesting.1 found this helpful
the game lacks a way for the Vr player to move other than mopve there body. its not nice when a cabinet or something like that stops you from playing the game just because you dont own a 1000m^2 home with space for this game.1 found this helpful
THIS IS A FULL ROOMSCALE VR GAME EXCLUSIVELY. They don't make that clear on the store page. Don't bother trying to play this game without roomscale VR, you won't make it very far before you're unable to reach places you need to get to. I wish I didn't waste my time and I wish the devs or publisher(s) would have made it explicitly clear that I would not be able to play this game. Other than that, it seemed enjoyable.
easy to learn & fun puzzles. easy to connect with vr
A very fun puzzle game that requires two people with good communication skills. 😁 We played in local co-op mode and it works perfectly on my HP Reverb G2.
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