In Arca's Path you play as a young girl who finds herself in a beguiling, beautifully abstract yet enchanting new world. But as you wander further down the path, the beauty around you begins to crumble and the road ahead becomes more treacherous. Skill, instinct and awareness will help you navigate the path and find your way back home. 

Arca's Path VR will also feature an intuitive play style that does not require a controller. 

Rebellion  released an exclusive free music track from Arca's Path VR composer and Ninja Tune artist Raffertie.

The track, titled "ARCA: Prelude," is available to download FREE right now. Raffertie's electro-infused sountrack is an enthralling collection of fluctuating, shifting tunes, accentuating the magnificent but unreal world of Arca, a landscape shrouded in mystery.

Rebellion have teased a further glimpse into the world of Arca with brand new screenshots. And players can learn more about the art and music of Arca's Path VR via the final dev diary video, also released today.

Arca's Path VR  is being developed by Dream Reality Interactive, a London-based studio with a pedigree in creating immersive VR and AR experiences including PlayStation VR Worlds, PlayStation VR's biggest-selling title, and the critically acclaimed AR interactive book series Wonderbook.

Key Features:

• Arca’s Path VR is a ball-rolling, physics-based platformer where you must use skill and patience to safely guide the girl through a labyrinth world.
• Work your way through the bright, abstract levels, as the world glitches and distorts around you.
• Experience the unique control system, just your head to control with precision.
• Discover the hidden collectibles on each level, pushing your abilities to the limit.
• Show off your skill with the time trial mode, unlocked after you find all the collectibles on each level.
• Soundtrack composed by Raffertie from Ninja Tune, who brings his ambient electronic soundscapes to the world of Arca.

Arca's Path VR will be available on Viveport/Vive Focus starting December 4th, 2018, in addition to PlayStation VR, Steam VR, Oculus Rift, Oculus Go, Gear VR and Windows Mixed Reality.