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Into Blue Valley

Ryan Javanshir / Dec 24, 2014 / Adventure, Indie

windows

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Into Blue Valley is a first-person exploration game drawing upon themes of mystery and curiosity. It is presented as a 'found footage' game with the player's view resembling a camcorder recording showing a glipmse into the subdued environment that is being explored.

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What's new

Oculus Rift DK2 Update

2015-09-29

Into Blue Valley has been updated to work with the new Oculus Rift run time drivers and Windows 10. This brings improved frame rate from the previous version. *FYI* Tested only on an Oculus Rift DK2, so the game may not function properly on a DK1.

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What players say

Mixed

52% positive, 48 reviews

Not recommended0 hrs played

Date: 12/26/2014 In this game's current state, and for the price ($9-$10), I cannot recommend it. However, that being said I don't think this game is horrible. First I want to start with the good things: - It was very pretty - Interesting idea to do a game in a "found footage" format - Music was relaxing and interesting in the situation - It was creepy, but not scary. Never tired to scare you to try and add...

230 found this helpful, 2014-12-26

Recommended2 hrs played

I'd like to start by pointing out that the official game description is entirely honest and clear, you know. This game actually is a game that entirely focuses on the themes of mystery and curiosity. And it does them if not perfect justice, at least a great service. The audio, the visuals, the presentation are impeccable and are exactly what I'd want from such a game. But here's the thing, I love the genre of mystery...

38 found this helpful, 2015-02-18

Not recommended1 hrs played

This game is what some have called a "walking simulator", but you don't even really get to do that without the game guiding your hand with voiceless narration from two dudes watching the "found footage". The game lasts 30 minutes tops, and tells a very short story with no beginining, no middle, but just a short build up to the end, with no conclusion. If The Blair Witch Project, a broken graphics card, Outlast and a...

59 found this helpful, 2014-12-26