Awaken as Lon from hypersleep amid a space anomaly that crashes your ship beneath the waves of alien planet Paracosma. Follow the curious creature Yep, who barks affirmatively and responds to your actions, guiding exploration in this fantastical science fantasy world. Tackle environment puzzles through seated navigation, with minimal head or arm movement, forward locomotion, a glowing half-orb anchor, and view darkening on turns for comfort.
This VR adventure prioritizes atmosphere, text-free storytelling, and an original score that enhances emotions, with sparse violence carrying real weight. Players worldwide enjoy the journey without language barriers. It suits all ages and those with disabilities seeking accessible play.
A Fantastical Science Fantasy Journey into Another World
As the protagonist Lon, you awake from hypersleep just in time to encounter a space anomaly that sends your ship careening towards an alien planet called Paracosma. You awaken from the crash- now deep beneath the alien waves. You encounter a beautiful and curious creature that seems to only bark "Yep." Yep appears to want you to follow- reacting to your movements and actions. Perhaps Yep will come in handy when it comes to finding some way to power up your ship.
The Seated Adventure Game
We decided to create a vast journey-esque experience that can be enjoyed sitting down. The navigation and interaction don’t require a great deal of head or arm movement, meaning players with disabilities will have an easier time playing.
Yep
Yep is your friendly alien companion that will help you understand and navigate this foreign world.
An Original Score
Every composition in Life of Lon has been carefully constructed to flow with the narrative and push the player to new emotional heights.
An All Ages Story
A minimal amount of violence is written into the story- and it carries weight and consequences.
Text-free Storytelling
Players from around the world will be able to enjoy it without knowing English.
A Thoughtful VR Game
A Focus on environment puzzles, atmosphere and exploration rather than killing, high scores, and gimmicks. Writing always takes the front seat.
Innovations in Comfort
Tested on hundreds of people, our approach includes a glowing half-orb that anchors the player to the world, field of view darkening during turning, comfortable movement speed, and primarily forward locomotion. We hope to see other developers creating seated adventure games like this in the future.
