Echoes of Mora, developed and published by Selkies Interactive, will release on Steam 29th of April 2026.

Explore the underwater world of the village to find out what caused its demise in this narrative adventure in both VR and PC. Players will have to search for clues about the village’s story, solve puzzles, and unlock Echoes to see the events before the flood. Inside these time portals, experience the village’s beauty before the tragedy, hear villagers’ conversations, and communicate with Mora.

The journey all starts when Mora wants to find her brother, who suddenly disappeared near the cursed violet lake. In a desperate attempt to find where he is or what happened to him, Mora takes the plunge and dives down into the cursed lake. As water levels rise, time is not on your side; your help to the village is crucial to changing the fate of what happened, in a journey that bends time itself.

Features:

  • Explore a captivating underwater world with an emotional story about a sibling duo
  • Solve environmental puzzles, unlock Echoes to travel back in time & collect hidden clues to unravel the story behind Mora’s missing brother
  • Interacted directly with Mora in the past to shape the fate of the village & influence the course of the flood
  • Play on PC with keyboard/mouse or controller; experience full immersion with VR support for compatible headsets
  • Switch seamlessly between PC & VR modes at any time during the same play session

Preview

Those who are in search of a time-bending mystery game, Echoes of Mora, might be the game for you. You are Mora, and she is looking for her brother, who went missing around the lake. On this journey, Mora discovers far more than she expected to and uncovers a village lost to the great floods. The game blends both storytelling and exploration very well this creates a formula that pulls you in from the start. Echoes of Mora reminds me of Everyone’s Gone To Rapture. In the village, people have left behind echoes of the past events, all with different and engaging stories to listen to.

I loved exploring the cursed violet lake, especially in virtual reality. The game offers a flat screen and VR mode. The game feels way more immersive in virtual reality, which is to be expected, especially when exploring the hauntingly beautiful flooded village. Also, in VR, more movement is added, which just adds another layer to it all. They have created an incredible world here.

Overall, I had a good time with Echoes of Mora, in both flat screen and virtual reality. I think the narrative is really interesting, and adding time-bending mechanics sold me, especially unravelling the mysteries of the cursed violet lake and just exploring all the world had to offer. If you’re looking for something that isn’t too intense and fast-paced, Echoes of Mora might be the next game for you. The game releases 29th of April on Steam. Don’t forget to drop a wishlist if this game is for you!

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