AVO: Echoes of the Void

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Release date

March 26, 2026

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NXT LYR

🚨 NO SIGNAL. NO CREW. NO WAY BACK

A catastrophic event has torn your spacecraft apart, leaving you adrift in deep space. You awaken alone inside the wreckage, surrounded by failing systems and a growing sense that something is deeply wrong.

To survive, you must explore the ship, adapt, and uncover the truth hidden within it.

🧩 Puzzles You Can Feel

Intuitive, hands-on puzzle solving designed for VR. Interact naturally with objects, tools, and ship systems as new mechanics are introduced step by step.

🌌 Explore in Low Gravity

Drift through a calm, haunting sci-fi world. Float, push, and guide yourself through the broken remains of your spacecraft and the mysterious spaces beyond.

⏱️ A Journey That Evolves

Interconnected areas reveal new tools, mechanics, and story pieces. Every discovery builds on what came before, deepening the mystery.

🧠 More Than Just Puzzles

AVO is a journey of adaptation, discovery, and atmosphere.

Discover how this world works Follow your curiosity Uncover what really happened

✨ Why You'll Enjoy AVO

  • Designed for natural VR interaction
  • 5 to 6 hours of gameplay
  • Easy to begin, satisfying to master
  • Atmospheric, cinematic, and deeply engaging

🌠 Step into the unknown. Just begin exploring, and let the experience unfold.

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4.85

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AllUAreIsHistory

March 19, 2026

5/5

In space, no one can hear you puzzle

Avo : Echoes of the Void is a good Introduction to the puzzle genre in VR, it's not too difficult and you won't get stuck for too long before being able to progress. There are four areas to complete, depending on your level of experience with puzzle games you could whip through in a few hours. The movement is mostly a swimming type or motion as you move around in zero gravity, but around half way through you unlock a little booster for your hand, which then is move akin to a driving type of movement, you can combine the two for more intricate moves when you need to get closer to something to see it. I don't want to say much else, I wouldn't want to spoil it, but I would say it has a good variety of puzzles with no replications that I can recall, gentle pace, not too difficult and a well rounded budget title.

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NeonKookaburra3791

May 29, 2026

5/5

Excellent game!

I'm 66 years old. I'm tired of boss fights. I'm tired of getting killed 40 or 50 times in a game. I've recently discovered puzzle games, and this was a good one. Sometimes it gets a little frustrating but it's super satisfying When you figure them out, good job, guys.

6 found this helpful

miwasp

March 13, 2026

5/5

Nice puzzle adventure

You first have to get familiar with the zero gravity movement. Once you get used to it its quite comfortable. In each part of the game you get new ways to move around. This is unique and a lot of fun. The puzzles are challenging but not too hard. I think an average player will need around 4 hours to get through the game. It was fun to dive into the game and get caught by the atmosphere. Hopefully we will see part 3.

5 found this helpful

metaquesta99

March 15, 2026

5/5

🚀🧩 Space Escape Rooms Done Right

AVO: Echoes of the Void is a fun escape-room experience set in space, featuring unique movement mechanics that let you float and navigate in zero gravity. The sensation of being in space is very well executed, and the atmosphere helps create an immersive sci-fi environment while you solve puzzles and explore each room. Movement feels natural and adds a refreshing twist compared to traditional escape-room games. I managed to complete a few rooms, but the difficulty clearly ramps up as you progress, with fewer clues and more challenging puzzles. Overall, it’s a solid VR escape-room title with great immersion and clever mechanics. A great pick for puzzle fans who enjoy a good challenge in space. 🌌🔐

4 found this helpful

TomPlayzVR

March 17, 2026

5/5

Outstanding!

I recently had the chance to dive into AVO – Echoes of the Void, and I can confidently say it’s a standout experience that builds beautifully on the foundation laid by the studio’s first game, AVO – Escape Space. As someone who was fortunate enough to be involved in the creation and testing of the original title, seeing how far the developers have come is both impressive and genuinely rewarding. AVO – Escape Space had a certain raw charm to it. During development, there was a clear sense of ambition and creativity driving the project forward. Being part of the testing process gave me a unique perspective on how much care went into refining mechanics, balancing gameplay, and shaping the overall player experience. It wasn’t just about fixing bugs it was about helping bring a vision to life. Watching that early concept evolve into a fully realized game was an absolute pleasure. Fast forward to Echoes of the Void, and you can really see that growth. The game feels more polished, more confident, and more immersive in every aspect. I absolutely love the new more realistic movement! The atmosphere is richer, the mechanics are tighter, and the storytelling carries a deeper emotional weight. It’s clear the team learned from their first project and pushed themselves to elevate every element. What stands out most is how the spirit of the original game is still present. There’s that same sense of exploration and curiosity, but now it’s supported by more refined design and a stronger narrative direction. It feels like a natural evolution rather than a complete departure, which makes it especially satisfying for those who experienced the journey from the beginning. Overall, AVO – Echoes of the Void is not just a great game it’s a testament to growth, passion, and dedication. Having been part of the early stages with Escape Space, it’s incredibly fulfilling to see how far the project has come. I’m excited to see what this team does next.

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