Freely explore this stunning virtual world at your own pace with unique controls allowing millimetre precision for real VR presence as you relax and unwind at The Island.
Ideal for anyone who likes to explore without wires in VR. The Island Odyssey allows you to enjoy a beautiful beach experience with a fun, interactive story based narrative.
Complete quests, collect gold, go swimming, play piano, rescue sunken treasure and arrange a slap up, romantic meal for you and your loved one in this amazing trip to the gorgeous island and beach resort.
Can be played with smooth locomotion, teleport or both for maximum comfort for all players.
February 22, 2020
The new Hi Spec Reboot version (from 1.1.8.6) of The Island Odyssey is now available and is a significant upgrade for all users featuring new and innovative features not seen anywhere else in all of mobile VR. Not only is the brand new and unique control scheme now complete allowing 6dof like…
February 11, 2020
This update fixes the controller twisting issue in the original revised implementation and adds Oculus Go specific advanced graphical options for Foveation and Screen refresh rates. A sheet music easter egg and ability to read every single word and note on the mobile display without requiring any…
December 3, 2019
Wow! Simply stunning and one of the best experiences I've had with VR on any system, PC, Console or Mobile. I love the way you can move freely to explore without any sickness and it's all so gorgeous to look at, listen to and relax in, just total immersion and escape. Cute little love story thing going on too, top marks and exactly what I was looking for but didn't even know it. Feels like the sort of game GearVR was made for. More like this please Oculus!
5 found this helpful
June 11, 2020
Virtual travel is one thing I enjoy in VR. Going to some new environment, finding stuff, ... This experience provides a bit of that. It's a short experience where you explore a beach, follow a short list of tasks and collect some coins. The graphics are decent, though suffer greatly from LOD and object popping (this also includes the coins not showing from a distance, which hinders their collections a little), as well as clear texture MIP map changes. Although the game has quite a few graphical options, they unfortunately don't address either of these. It wasn't until the developer responded to my previous review that I realised that it's possible to get to a night scene. That transition wasn't clear to me. That scene is like the beach day scene, only at night, and has fewer things to do. The game has 'difficulty levels', which change the number of coins that need to be collected. At the highest level there are 65 coins to collect. I only collected 62, but the game let me finish, saying that I didn't have enough money for a pudding. For the $2 I paid, I feel that it was an okay experience, a little more than 3 stars, so I gave it 4. I don't think it's worth full price. I enjoyed The Dream Dimension more, as it has more environments and they're more imaginative. They also don't suffer from the distracting LOD popping. On the other hand, the tasks did add to the exploration. Overall I enjoyed it.
4 found this helpful
March 16, 2020
There are no people. Maybe this is what the world will look like after the coronavirus wipes everyone out. Sort of like a rated "G" Leisure Suit Larry. After a tip from the developer, it was fun (the cursor turns green when you found the right item). The environment is soothing and attractive. Love the tiki torches at night.
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December 20, 2019
I can't figure out where to go. I swim for a long time but never get anywhere. I've only seen the 2 starting islands.
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January 29, 2020
Neat environment. Basically move about as directed by clues that tell you what’s next. Not the least bit difficult once u get the game is linear. Played in one setting—about an hour.
