I am always a sucker for 3D puzzle adventures like The Room, The House Of Da Vinci, Returner 77, and Alleys. This is another Amazing game that I think is in the same level of them. The graphics are amazing, sure the lighting effects are scaled down but this is iOS hardware so you can’t really complain. The puzzles are quite challenging but at the same time they are fun to solve, even though I looked up a walkthrough a few times. The indoors of the castle is really detailed. All the rooms and hallways are fun to explore because of that. I also like the idea of collecting stuff like tokens, photos, toys, etc. Even though I don’t care about them much, It’s always rewarding to find them. Achievements are also a nice surprise! I always like when games like this have achievements. So in general I have 0 complaints. I haven’t finished the game yet, which is good because I will be sad when it’s over. (Can’t believe only 1 person created this, oh my god)
Pros: it's a beautifully produced game with a good story and exquisite graphics in a nice 3D environment.... navigation works well.... there are lots of puzzles, superb attention to detail, and it's long. Cons: clues and puzzles are vague and everything is so spread out that the environment became a hindrance, and there's no map. So if, like me, you're not someone with a photographic memory for where everything is, you can spend lots of time just trying to find rooms that you've been in and want to return to. It's lovely that there are a lot of rooms but after a while it just became annoying. Some rooms only have one thing in them. I got so tired of going all over the place trying to remember where something was. I also agree with the reviewer who mentioned how there are numerous puzzles that require much work and end up only getting you an achievement... doing nothing to advance you in the game. Personally, I don't really care about achievements and each time this happened it was disappointing. I thought I'd had a breakthrough... but no. I could go on, but suffice it to say that the frustration level has surpassed the pleasure level. I'm exhausted and It's not fun anymore. Not sure if I even want to try to finish. This game, while beautiful in many ways, has worn me down.
The title says it all. Too much work, and too much tedious trial and error when solving puzzles, even if you know how they are to be solved. Not always clear when you solved something (missing feedback at times), leading to lots of running back and forth to check. No in-game clues, so have to depend on walkthroughs if stuck. Items do not disappear when picked up, so lots of wasted time picking up things you have seen before. Clues and such stay in inventory even after they are used and no longer relevant, creating bothersome clutter to pick through when reviewing clues. Requires advanced math and physics skills in some sense. Beautiful graphics, but long-winded narratives to read through, making the game a real slog. On some levels, just orienting yourself to move where you want to go can be a challenge. Often did not know which way I was facing, and spent many boring minutes just trying to get to a place I was before. I just wanted the game to be over at the end… having invested the time. As I write, I have only a few steps, and almost want to stop even then, because it is so tedious.
I’ve played tons of these games but this one is way too complicated. The graphics are beautiful and I wanted to like this game. I ended up deleting after finishing about half of it. Even with a walkthrough I couldn’t get it. The biggest issue is movement. A lot of these puzzles require you to go back and forth between multiple rooms. So you to the hallway and now there are five doors that look exactly the same. And some of those doors lead to more doors. So it’s super tedious to remember which door you need to go to and which one to go back to. Some of the puzzles didn’t need to be solved to move on, so I wasted time on those. The other annoying thing is the coins and photos you collect which seem to be worthless. You finally solve a puzzle you think will help you move on and it’s a couple of worthless coins. A better mapping system would help so you could open a map and move directly to the room would help. Either way started forcing myself to play bc I paid for it only to get annoyed quickly and frankly not caring about it at all. Beautiful graphics though.
If you manage to finish all of The Room series, House of Da Vinci series and all the games from “Glitch Games”, you can get by playing this game without any hints for most of the part. You would know where to look and what to expect. As the game progresses, it gets more difficult and challenging. It can take hours to solve which what makes this game last a very long while. A few hints are coming from reading virtual journals in the game. Map is not needed for this game after you got stuck for so long period of time because by then you already know your way around. The graphic details are top notch but the transitional movements are OK and not so fluid. It has that awkward fade in and out when it should be 3D transitional movement all the way. Overall it’s very immersive game and absolutely a very challenging (and somewhat frustrating) game I ever played.
This is beautiful, every nook and cranny that you can explore has so much detail, quirks, and surprises. It has a VERY original story and there is SO much to SEE! I kept getting lost, like a kid in a mansion....all alone and left to explore. The story drives the art and it isn’t one you will have heard before. It is also one THE most challenging games that I can remember. We are talking hours upon hours of wonderful fun, a story you haven’t heard before, a few giggles, it has a plot you must follow and part of you will want to hurry on while the other part doesn’t want to skip a single detail. I have played a lot of games and tested others...this one is going to be one of my all time favorites that will get played again and again. I do SO hope that there will be more amazing stories from this amazing designer.
First of all there’s no hints system so if you get stuck you HAVE to cheat and look it up online, Second you keep getting stuck because the puzzles are not explained in the tutorial, in fact the tutorial does practically nothing to explain any part of the game. sometimes the puzzles are the total opposite of what you think they are and it’s really frustrating when you spend so long on them and turns out you’ve been doing it totally wrong this whole time. THIS IS WHY YOU NEED THE HINT SYSTEM. Most annoying thing I find is that besides the main mechanics of the game there are collectibles which makes the game so much more hard and so much less rewarding, she works so hard but you still didn’t even complete the actual game in the end. And last of all the mechanics are horrible, if you want a good compelling game worth five dollars buy the room. This game would greatly benefit from a hint system since the storyline is actually compelling and interesting, but the often times confusing puzzles and mechanics of the game get in the way of that and ruin the experience.
Possibly the most lushly artistic and challenging game I’ve ever played — in a league with The Room 1,2, etc or House of DaVinci, but quite likely better. I’m eight hours in (addictiveness warning!) and every time a door opens to a new room I am startled and amazed by all that is there to see. BUT READ THIS: Yesterday, I was frustrated over what I thought was a bug in the software, and after 30 minutes of “clicking” I zipped off a complaint to the developer website. I HEARD BACK THE SAME DAY from “Ben,” who I think is the game’s creator, and in a back-and-forth conversation of about 5 emails, he showed me that there was no bug — I just hadn’t noticed a slight change in the cavernous room’s surroundings that indicated all was fine. His emails were not only responsive and instant but friendly, respectful and clear. And he didn’t stop answering my questions until he knew he had me back on the right track. This is the first game review i have ever written, but How Not? Both the game and the responsiveness of the website to just one player’s little problem truly blow my mind. It’s totally great…Try it! OK, I want to stop praising and go back to playing now. Cheers.
I grew up with point and click games and they are by far my favorite type of game. This one was one of the better ones I've played recently. However, I have two words for the developers: map and gamma. I would love to see a map in this game, especially since there is so much back and forth. I don't think it's a bad thing, but I wish I could just pick a location from a map. Also, I think the gamma should be adjusted for this game, it's just too dark in the shadows. I don't want to just expose some of the treats that lurk in the shadows, but they should at least be visible rather than reached by blind clicking. Definitely worth your time and the modest price. Keep it up!
This game art is beautiful, but the gameplay is too ridiculous. At times you have to solve elaborate puzzles just to get a couple coins or an inconsequential photograph that has no bearing on winning the game. Those solutions to the puzzles in chapter 3 are incredibly too esoteric and “stretching.” Furthermore, I find myself entering a new room and tapping every possible surface, including floor and ceilings. This is not fun!! What’s the point of hidden objects, when many of them are unfindable unless you tap every single surface in the room, which you have to do in every room to make sure you don’t miss anything. I want to like this game because the developers obviously put a lot of heart and soul into this, but there are major issues. It’s fun, but more annoying in the end.
Okay. Let me start by saying I loved this game. It’s long and beautiful and difficult. Very well done. It is not without its fault, as no game is perfect except maybe The Room series but most games have a few minor issues. My only complaint about this game is some of the clues are ridiculously vague and there is a lot of back tracking. It got a little frustrating and took away from an otherwise great game. I am a purist and I absolutely loathe having to get a hint or watch a walkthrough. I had to watch a walkthrough with this game after trying at length to figure it out. Having said that I will play this game again after time has passed and I want to emerge myself in it all over.
So immersive, like the Myst series. Beautiful music, scenery, everything is just great. All of the puzzles, with the exception of the last one, are able to be solved through observance and thinking. The last one I would never have gotten. Not saying more about that, don’t want to spoil it. The great joy you feel every time you discover another room! What secrets does it hold?? My playing time was 13 hours, and I definitely got my money’s worth!! Challenging and complex but definitely doable. I see that someone complained about some puzzles just giving collectibles. Yes, but you have to have all of them to finish the game, so it’s not just useless collecting. Please make more games like this!!
I am writing a 2nd review because i was too quick to judge this game on my first review. My apologies to the creators, i thought because this game has no help w hints or clues that it would be impossible to move forward. But what it did is make me think even harder and use my sense of logic and curiosity a bit more. the clues are technically within the game . Its a wonderful well thought out journey, great story line, creepy enough but not scary, and really well thought out games . for a true mystery gamer this is the best one yet. The graphics are great too. Well done and hope they come out w more. You wont regret sticking to it.
A bit of a chore. Clever and beautiful but not as enjoyable as it could be.
I love these types of games but this one has some frustrating problems. It is beautiful and clever, but vague and spread out, no hints or a map, and some of the puzzles are ridiculous. It’s also too dark and buggy; my collected items and pages kept disappearing for no reason, coming back only upon restart. Unless you love running around somewhat disoriented in near darkness a great deal, pixel hunting ad nauseam for every morsel of info, this game will feel more like a chore. It would be far more enjoyable if the creators would add some ambient lighting, the occasional hint, and fix the bugs. As it is, it is nearly impossible to complete without a walkthrough. On the plus side, it is also lengthy and original. But for god’s sake, add a map!
I bought this game hoping it would be like the Room series. It isn’t. It’s sooooo much better. I’ve now been playing for about ten hours. The lack of hints hasn’t been a detraction. The whole thing is so beautiful. No, there’s no map, and to me that just adds to the game; you wouldn’t have a map in real life either. It’s such a delight to stumble upon a new item or puzzle or clue! And it’s a thrill to figure out the clues and solve a tricky puzzle. I’ve now stayed up way too late several nights in a row and have the feeling I’m nowhere near the end... and know that when I do get to the end, I’ll be sad it’s over.
The game itself is beautiful, and the puzzles are all well made. The only issue I’ve come across is that sometimes the “clues” for the puzzles are a bit.....weak. For example there is a hexagonal puzzle box, you find a scrap of paper with the same symbols (that is your clue), but ALL of the symbols have been crossed out except two. So really the clue is for 2 pieces the rest is trial and error. For reasons like this I think the game could be well served with a hint system, similar to The Room. I love games like this, and I always recommend the good ones to friends. As it stands now (I’m not yet done with the game), I’d have a hard time doing so. I will certainly update the review if my opinion changes. One thing I will say, the fact that this game is the work of one man is truly remarkable!
I love adventure games, especially those with great graphics and interesting puzzles. This does not disappoint in that regard. However, several puzzles were very glitchy (specifically the roating discs to untangle a painting) and more importantly one in which it prevents me from going further in the game (the planets in planetarium do not turn on/off or activate.) The story is interesting and engaging and for the most part the puzzles are challenging without being too frustrating. I agree with some reviews that question why some puzzles are necessary for advancement but do not yield anything but coins or trinkets which are inconsequential otherwise. Overall, great game. ...Just wish I could advance to finish. (Played on an iPad Air)
I was lost in the game until I went into the “cage room” with the tiles. They won’t work. I went into another game and it won’t work. Did it upper left to lower right, one by one, and it doesn’t work. Even when it resets when I log out of the game, it doesn’t work. I’m upset because the game looks beautiful but this bug is annoying. I did it wrong, looked up the answers that YOU guys wrote and it still doesn’t work for me. Ugh that’s discouraging because really...it was a nice game until I couldn’t play it anymore.
This is a great, fun, engrossing, long puzzler with really high quality art and well thought out game play. My only quibble is that a few of the puzzles (out of the surprisingly large number in the game) are really, really difficult and could use a couple more hints or clues within the game. Without an external walkthrough or guide, I never would have been able to complete the game. I’d suggest that the developer could have even just provided an in game link to a good quality guide (I found a great one on the Steam community pages) if they didn’t want to add more in game clues. But, overall it was well worth the price (I paid $4.99 USD).
This is my complaint with this game,,,you cannot assign the same level of complexity to the search of items that serve only as collectibles and items that would help you to move forward through the game. I got very frustrated when I spend a whole hour trying to figure out a clue and at the end of the day it would only reveal a pointless object (coin, photos, etc.) instead of a new door or an otherwise usable object. The idea of some hidden objects throughout the game is rather a feature of a detective game not an adventure game. On the other hand, very well done, lengthy enough and challenging, some smart puzzles.
I really enjoy the exploration experience of this game. I am frustrated by its failure to work well on my phone. There are a number of situations where objects collected are used to open puzzles. The Sabre (properly configured) took many attempts to engage the clock dial. I’ve now collected all six green gems but after trying multiple times to use them in the dial, which clearly has a ring of matching receptors, I still cannot get them to work. These problems completely destroy the ability to enjoy playing this game. iPhone 8 users beware. Maybe a newer phone would work….. I’ve given up and am writing of the money spent to a learning experience!
This game will challenge you. Your perception, your intellect, your patience, your persistence, your sanity. You’ll almost certainly open a guide or turn on highlighting before the end of your journey here - I believed I wouldn’t, but did. This is no Room - it’s less linear, and less straightforward. It’s also almost perfect. I love the idea of a world that slowly opens itself up as you start to unravel it, finding hidden shortcuts as your mastery improves. There are touches of that in this old castle. There are also clues in places you may not expect - but everything in the main line fits and fits well, and boasts an engaging story. I say almost because there’s a bit too much randomness involved - randomly clicking on the tops or bottoms of containers is eventually unavoidable, which undermines confidence in the final product here, that everything has a place and makes its own sense. That’s crucial in a game with this much detail. Still, I am splitting hairs. Overall, I truly enjoyed my time.
Fully enjoyed every brain rattling minute of it. All the little extras at the end of the game, that final, gold coin, everything. Took me a while to find everything, especially the last couple of coins, but once everything done, I got to see the last room, where all the creators where. Even the little bonus for watching the credits. To anyone thinking of playing, just do it! Look everywhere, remember everything! Thanks again, please do another!
I bought this game when it came out, but it has taken me this long to finally beat it. I deleted it for a long while out of frustration, but recently decided to try again. Because it is a beautiful game. Hard? Yes, but well thought out. A very engaging story. With that in mind: The reviewers complaining about the “worthless “ collectibles have missed the heart of the game. Go back and read the header of the letter hiring you for the job.
After exhausting almost every point and click adventure game I have become quite the critic. This is MY FAVORITE!! Now that I’ve fully completed it, I realize that The Eyes of Ara, for me, was better than: Monkey Island(s), The Room(s), Myst, The House of Da Vinci, The Talos Principle, Returner 77 (a very close second favorite), and many, many more, similar adventures. The Eyes of Ara incorporates: Phenomenal graphics A solid, yet not too involved storyline Some of the best puzzles The best part was the long play time. It took me a total of 12 hours play time, spanning over roughly two weeks. Just when you begin thinking the game is going to end, you will be pleasantly surprised to the contrary. I absolutely loved this about this game!! Truly hoping a prequel or sequel will come out as quickly as possible!!
Firstly, this isn’t as good as myst, and certainly not as difficult (and definitely not the challenge that riven was). There are more than enough clues to figure out the puzzles, some of which are clever, although solutions often felt random (as in, the combination to a safe is the date written on a diary page [not an example from the game]) and a matter of trial and error. There is far too much pixel hunting as well. Overall, however, the game was fun and looks very nice. The story ends in a rather silly way, but whatever. For the price, it is worth it.
I have played this beautiful game four times and each time I get to the point where you take the stairs down from the other side of the second level, The game will not allow me to go downstairs and get the blue globe or to bring the shield to complete the puzzle that provides the other blue globe. The first game I was allowed to play all the way through until I was not able to access the final series of puzzles because I didn’t have all six globes to pass through the door. I assumed at some point I would be allowed through to finish the first puzzle but it never happened. The story is intriguing, the puzzles are challenging and the atmosphere is gorgeous. Just can’t finish the game and I can find no bug fixes or anyone else who has reported this problem. Too bad. It would have been a five star rating for me.
I never take the time to write reviews for this type of game. But this may be one of the best that I have ever played. It has so many levels, is so challenging, and so much fun. Well over 10 hours of gameplay. Had to look up a walk-through online multiple times because of getting stuck. I love this type of puzzle. I am very impressed with the developers of this game. You guys did an awesome job!
The graphics are great and while I have not finished the game yet so far many times I am at a complete loss as what to do next. I have had to resort to online hints and actual walkthroughs to figure out what to do next. I was able to finish 2 of the Room games without doing this so I have some experience in playing games. A nudge in the right direction would be a great help sometimes. The puzzles seem to find this thing to do that but leaves me wondering how is this advancing the story or is their really a story behind the puzzle solving.
I started to play, the graphics were great, but then I’m not picky. For me the important part is the volume(it helps set the scene) and the puzzles. Well, the intro was silent, I thought, maybe this is just the way the opening scene is, but then it continued. I would love to place this, but I like music and sound effects when I’m playing a game. It doesn’t matter what it is, music sets it up. Without the sound, it’s a boring video. Maybe, if the problem was fixed. I’d finish playing, as it stands, I’m disappointed that I paid for something I won’t be using.
I’m 45 minuets in, I’ve spent the past half hour going up and down stairs fiddling around with some lasers looking for some way forward, but I’m game endingly stuck. This game needs a hint system or at least some clues at to what to do next. I’ve tried interacting with everything possible, I’ve tried using the dagger doohickey to do something, anything, but I’m over it. I’m not spending anymore more time on this Myst rehash. Overall I’d say this game was a waste of money, buy The Room instead. It’s a far superior game on every level with the added benefit of helpful clues and a progressive hint system.
I agree with all the cons of other reviewers (game was spread out, puzzles sometimes only gave you achievements, easy to miss stuff) but even with that sort of negative, I still think it was an excellent game — VERY well done as long as you aren’t in a huge hurry to get to the end. Challenging, interesting and there’s lots of fun extra stuff that, admittedly I had to look up. Totally recommend for committed fans of the genre.
I expected from the reviews and cost this would be a better developed game. It is very one dimensional. Graphics are ok, not great. Not even close to the quality of ‘The Room’. As a player you are zoomed-in to the area the gamer needs you to go in order to solve the next puzzle. I collect 4 snapshots, it only records 2. The coin count is also off. Why have multiple generator panels in the entryway? It appears it is just unnecessary busy-tasks to give the impression the player is achieving something. Obvious direction it, to obvious tasks. The game story however is interesting. Not worth the cost. Very boring.
It has been a long time that I have been writing a review but feel compelled to do so this time. I really enjoy puzzle games like the room series for example and was so excited about this one... at first! I do think that I am pretty decent at solving puzzles and enjoy it, but in this particular game I got extremely frustrated and then ended up playing it with the walkthrough and STILL having a hard time!!! WIth all this back and forth and sometimes not even knowing if you did a puzzle correctly, because the effect of it is somewhere totally different - I finally gave up on finding all the little “extras” and just wanted to at least finish the game - ahhh... bad idea, because you can’t finish the game it seems if you don’t get every single darn coin, photo, and warrior figurine! If you want to play a ridiculously hard game - then this is for you, otherwise I cannot recommend it.
I’m not the smartest person but I usually cruise through most puzzle games. Not this one! I got a nice long game with above average puzzles. I’m not too ashamed to admit that I had to google some puzzles for help. I would have never figured it out otherwise. The story was engaging & looked great on my iPhone. Now that I finished it I don’t know what to do with my life. Please release something new soon. 😁
This was probably the hardest puzzle I’ve ever done. Frustrating at times, but somewhat fun. I got stuck a number of times and needed help from a walk through, which on past puzzles, I didn’t have to do that often. A lot of the clues were not that helpful. It was fun at times, but I really can’t recommend this puzzle. I’ll probably avoid anything from this developer in the future. Nice try though.
5 star graphics and interesting story, on an ipad the manipulation to move and interact with objects can be clunky and subtracts from game about half a star. What really botches the game is lack of map. Over an hr wasted in Chapter 1 moving back/forth and getting lost. Needs an option to engage a map to show you rooms/jump to them. Also needs an advanced/easy/hint mechanism. Normally I hate walk thru’s but needed to use twice in Chapter 1. Really excellent game ruined significantly due to lack of a map.
Anyone complaining about difficulty, I guess games where you have to think and really use your brain aren't for you. Every puzzle works fine as I have 100% completed the game on my iPad Pro and itouch 6 with zero issues. The game is HUGE with so much to explore and secrets to find. It’s impressive that this was created by one person.
If you are an adventure and or puzzle game lover, than you will really enjoy this game. The graphics are stunning. The puzzles are very well thought out and not too tricky. Some are harder than others but none of them are so much that you are constantly referring to a walk-through just to proceed through the game. Overall, this is a fantastic game!
I loved the game all the way through the game play. It was beautiful, intriguing, and challenging up until the ending scene. At the end, I felt sort of empty. It was cool and all, but I guess I was kind of hoping I’d get a resolution to the entire story. It’s definitely worth paying for if you like really tough interactive puzzles and seek-and-find kind of games, but don’t expect a huge reward other than the satisfaction of knowing you did it.
This game is so amazing in every way, the graphics, the story line, the puzzles, I loved it. One of the best games I’ve ever played. My only complaint is that I had a lot of trouble with the last chapter, usually I enjoy a challenge, but this went beyond a challenge, it felt near impossible, especially without hints.
My gut told me this game was going to be incredible and I am NOT disappointed. The puzzles are much more complex than a regular stage based 3D puzzle game because all of the stages in this game run together as one beautifully massive gaming experience! 5 freaking stars! Spend the 5 bucks! It a one time infinitesimally small fee for a complete submersible experience!
This game is in a class of its own. Detailed artwork, intelligent puzzles, lots of rooms in this gorgeous castle to explore...wow. It’s clear that the devs put an insane amount of work into this. And it’s a challenge! A wonderfully clever challenge that creative thinkers will enjoy. It’s not for the faint of heart or hint-hopper. Non-linear adventure games like this are so rare nowadays. And even rarer on the iPad. So reviews complaining that it’s “too hard” are sad to see. But when slowing down & taking notes...this game is creatively logical. Obv I have tremendous respect and gratitude for these developers. They deserve 5 stars and positive reviews. Cheers
If anyone can finish this without a walkthrough, they must be a mad genius!! And have a lot of time on their hands, because it would take ages to figure out the solutions based on the so called “clues” provided to you. I’m rather disappointed because the storyline surrounding the castle is really interesting (i.e I love reading all the hidden notes!!) and the graphics are beautiful, but the tediousness and frustration I have trying to solve everything made me stop playing not even halfway through. I play games to relieve frustration, not get more of it!
Love the app but there’s a glitch on newest release
Love the app, but there’s a glitch on the newest release and I can’t find a place on your site for assistance. In the study, there are 6 symbols on the ceiling, no matter how many times I enter them correctly (I have the symbols from the book and even looked online to make sure I wasn’t mistaken), nothing happens. I’m basically dead in the water and resetting the game at this point would be beyond annnoying.
This would be a great game to invest in an Apple TV so you can see things on a big screen and turn up the brightness. Pixel hunting gets super tiring after a chapter and a half even with walkthrough help. Cool that they converted this to iOS but very hard, dark and detailed. I might try this on a Mac - didn’t know that was available. Congratulations to Ben Droste for coming up with this.
Took my husband & me 16 hours to finish, but such a fun way to spend those hours. We got stuck quite a bit but still was a great game. Big fan of the Room & DaVinci series, so this was entertaining as well. Sometimes a “hint” button would have been good, but still - thanks for a fun game!
Had to start over 3 times -beach time I was farther in. But things that should have happened didn’t. For instance I found all 3 stars for Orion, but only had 2 in my inventory and when I went back to all 3 places I found them, they weren’t there, had to start over. Then the second level I had a problem with the cherub puzzles, the picture of the horses and warriors were supposed to collapse into a mechanism to open the boxes, but didn’t. Had to start over AGAIN. I WANT MY MONEY BACK!!!!!!!!!!!
This is the first time I had to google a walk through for a game. I should have read the reviews first because it seems that many others did the same. So with that my review is similar in that while it’s interesting and graphics are great, the actual figuring out the game not so much. Not sure why certain things needed to be collected because many things were not needed in the end and clues for puzzles were not helpful at all.
I got through the first two chapters without using cheats. Got to the third and I can’t even move in there without looking up cheats. And even then, it’s still super difficult. Some of the solutions are still making me scratch my head. If you download the game, enjoy the first two chapters but know it might be impossible to get to the end.
Lose yourself in a stunning puzzle adventure set in a gorgeous 3D environment. Explore a vast, ancient castle riddled with secret vaults and hidden rooms. Solve elaborate puzzles, uncover lost treasures, and unravel a mystery bridging the scientific and the arcane. Alone on a remote island stands a weathered castle. For years it has lain dormant yet still the townspeople recall old stories of restless dreams, violent storms, and the eerie glow of ghostly lights dancing in the mist. Recently, a mysterious signal has begun broadcasting from within the abandoned halls. Something inside the castle has awoken, now someone needs to venture inside to discover the truth. COUNTLESS SECRETS TO DISCOVER Weave your way through a complex web of puzzles to unlock the castle’s ultimate truth or choose your own path: search for secret vaults and hidden passageways, hunt down lost treasures, and discover the history of the castle and its former occupants. IMMERSIVE 3D ENVIRONMENTS Take in The Eyes of Ara’s award-winning 3D environments as you explore its richly detailed world. INTUITIVE TOUCH CONTROLS Tactile touch controls make exploring the castle and solving puzzles feel incredibly natural. UNIQUELY REFINED FOR iPHONE AND iPAD Hand-placed camera design and device-specific UIs ensures the best possible experience no matter what size screen you play on. ORGANIC STORYTELLING Piece together an intriguing narrative from scraps of information and visual details embedded in the world itself. MINIMALIST INTERFACE Investigate the castle’s secrets using a sleek, clean interface that can be hidden entirely off-screen with a tap. GAMECENTER ENHANCED Track your progress and unlock a multitude of achievements. MULTIPLE LANGUAGES SUPPORTED Play in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Russian, Brazilian-Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. 100 Stones Interactive is an independent games studio based in Brisbane, Australia Follow us online at: Web: www.100stonesinteractive.com Twitter: @100stonesgames Facebook: 100 Stones Interactive
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