Pearl of the Desert

Pearl of the Desert

Unelma Labs · November 24, 2024 · Simulation, Adventure, Indie, Casual

No store is selling Pearl of the Desert right now. It was last available at $5.24 on October 30, 2026 at Kinguin.

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Pearl of the Desert price by region

Pearl of the Desert costs £3.37 in the United Kingdom, $3.69 in Georgia (USD), €3.89 in Europe (EUR) and zł21.64 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Pearl of the Desert offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £3.37 — £3.37 1
Georgia (USD) $3.69 $3.69 — 1
Europe (EUR) €3.89 — €3.89 1
Poland zł21.64 — zł21.64 1

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No store is currently selling Pearl of the Desert. We last saw it at $5.24 on October 30, 2026 at Kinguin. It released on November 24, 2024 and was developed by Unelma Labs. We keep tracking it across every store we cover, so set an alert below and you will know the moment it is on sale again.

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About Pearl of the Desert

Dive into a World of Mystery Beneath the WavesEmbark on an unforgettable underwater adventure that combines the serenity of free diving with the thrill of discovery. Set amidst the breathtaking landscape of the Oman Peninsula’s desert, a secret sea awaits—a hidden realm teeming with vibrant marine life and ancient mysteries.Freely explore the ocean’s depths at your own pace. Glide past vivid coral reefs, darting schools of fish, and majestic sea turtles as they navigate the crystalline waters. This virtual reality openworld game offers an immersive experience that takes players on a peaceful yet exhilarating journey to the bottom of the sea, where there's so much to explore and discover.But the adventure doesn’t end there. Beneath the tranquil surface lies a world shrouded in intrigue: eerie shipwrecks, long-lost to the waves, and the haunting ruins of an ancient, submerged temple. As you explore, you’ll uncover cryptic clues hinting at an otherworldly civilization—a race of beings from distant stars who once graced our planet. Their enigmatic symbols and artifacts lie scattered, waiting for bold adventurers to piece together the secrets of this forgotten epoch.Each dive brings new wonders, blending the beauty of marine life with the allure of ancient and alien mysteries. This constantly evolving experience is enriched by frequent updates and improvements shaped by your feedback, ensuring every visit offers fresh surprises and unforgettable moments.Dive in and let the secrets of the sea and stars unfold around you

Pearl of the Desert — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Players praise the game's atmospheric beach and underwater environments with good sound design and calming diving mechanics, but criticize its dated visuals that look like a Quest 2 port rather than true PCVR quality, along with performance issues even on high-end hardware and missing essential features like graphics settings and movement speed options. The game shows promise as an early access project but needs significant optimization and menu customization before it can compete with similar titles in the genre.

Not recommended Jan 20, 2025
[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 3[/h1] You can view my gameplay & early impressions here: https://youtu.be/caM0IXNSKX8 I hope this developer plays Subside VR and then plays his or her game. If you can see the difference in quality, then you'd ask yourself why anyone would intentionally decide to spend one minute in this game, when they could be playing Subside instead. It just makes no sense. This game was out-dated and obsolete the day it was released on Steam. Not only are the visuals worse, they are not even in the same league. This game looks like it was made for the Quest 2, not PCVR. If the visuals were the only difference, it may be forgivable. Unfortunately, this game also runs poorly. On my RTX 3080, I was getting anywhere from 35-70 fps. However, not only does it look out-dated and run poorly, but it also has out-dated controls. You're moving around with your joystick. There is no immersive swimming. You only have snap turning! I bought this game on sale 65% off and even then this game isn't worth it. I would refund the game but I feel bad for the developer. I think they honestly did try to make a good diving experience for PCVR, they just lacked the experience an…
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Recommended Nov 24, 2024
Uncomplicated go-as-you-please diving experience. Gives certainly a feel of depth, the sound is good and for an early access game it's an interesting start. However, don't expect a high resolution polished game. The colors are harsh and the fish and environment has a plastic appearance. And there are clipping problems. It's difficult to recommend, it depends on your own liking. Nevertheless I enjoyed the 25 minutes free diving so far.
3 found this helpful
Recommended Jan 20, 2025
A good start ! Must say i really like the opening area of this game, the lighting, the waves and the sound ll contribute to that certain undefined "something" i feel if a beach scene is done right. The diving/underwater seems pretty good to but that's not why i got the game (despite it being a diving game)..... i just really like beach/water scenes that feel alive, which this does.... A few things though... (which i'm assuming will come in an update) 1: there's no settings/menu, esp movement speed (which is too slow), "seated play", i'm only ever gonna play this seated and so i'm far to low to the ground, also a crouch button is important 2: performance... i'm on a 4080 and it doesn't feel as smooth as it should, also, again in options, graphical settings 3: starting location is a little bare bones, the water looks great, but the foilage is sparse at best 4: clipping.... when you try to go on land other than the start, you go thru it instead of on it, also why can't i walk along the dock to the end, there's an invisible barrier 5: some textures are very bare bones, some reviews mentioned lighting, it's not completely flat and the colours are really nice, it does need improving th…
2 found this helpful
Not recommended Nov 25, 2024
The game wouldn't show on my VR headset (Reverb G2), only my monitor, so I asked for a refund. I hope they'll fix it.
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