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Nevrosa: Spider Song is a VR adventure about scientist and explorer William Conway, who discovers teleportation to a mysterious world. In this half-hour story, you explore part of its Forest biome, encounter its creatures and experience the events that set Conway on a dangerous journey.

Conway's story

Set in the second half of the 20th century, the story begins after months of successful research and expeditions. Conway is preparing to share his teleportation technology and the new world it opens with the scientific community. With his companions, he has established a safe area in the vast alien lands, but a blood ritual draws dangerous creatures to him. Blood has power in this world, and Conway must finish what he started before it is too late.

The Forest

The Forest is a dark, savage biome filled with ruins and unknown creatures. Giant spiders live in a society of their own and control the surrounding area. They move quickly through holes in the ground and leap at their enemies, making them unpredictable. Conway uses light from lamp stands to keep them at a distance and create safe paths.

You travel through the forest, search for ruins and uncover fragments of the story. Giant and tiny creatures live their own lives and react to you. After the chapter ends, you can continue exploring the Forest, though you cannot progress further in the story.

Blood and teleportation

You wield a Vampire Pistol that uses your blood, balancing its power against the need to survive. The game also features interactions with switches, buttons and turning levers, along with papers from The Majordomo’s Diary that reveal more about the world and story. You can collect achievements as you explore.

VR presentation

The game includes cinematic scenes, realistic graphics and visual effects, with a symphonic soundtrack by composer and musician Zakhar Antonov that reacts to events. More than a hundred sounds were created and recorded for its otherworldly atmosphere. You can choose between Teleport and Free locomotion, adjust the settings, and use controller-directed free movement.