Infinite Inside: Puzzle-Adventure Game Seamlessly Blends AR & VR, Launches Globally for Apple Vision Pro

Gaming Staff • June 20, 2024

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Maze Theory, a London-based immersive entertainment studio, has announced its latest puzzle-adventure mixed reality game, Infinite Inside. The game, which received high praise with a score of 4.8/5 from over 100 reviews, will be available for purchase on July 12th for Apple Vision Pro, MetaQuest, PlayStation VR2, Pico, and Steam.

Infinite Inside is the world's first mixed reality experience to seamlessly blend augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR), making these multi-dimensions a fundamental part of the storytelling and gameplay. Players will collect shards, solve three-dimensional puzzles, and assemble keys to unlock the mysteries of a secret society committed to maintaining the balance of order and chaos.

The game features room-scale gameplay that seamlessly blends mixed and virtual reality, five stunning worlds, intuitive hand tracking, a deep and captivating story, and for Apple Vision Pro, 3D spatial audio and cinematic sound design.

Ian Hambleton, Maze Theory CEO, said: "With Infinite Inside, we're looking to break new ground, by interweaving MR and VR in previously unseen ways. Demo feedback shows we've hit the spot, as mixed reality fans and gamers love it." He added, "It's the advanced, innovative new experience that early adopters of MR technology (Quest 3, Apple VisionPro) have been waiting for."

Maze Theory is an award-winning London-based immersive entertainment studio dedicated to redefining storytelling. It comprises a restless team of digital creatives, tirelessly seeking out new ideas that will push the boundaries of players’ and audiences’ imagination. Infinite Inside is being co-published with Make Waves in Asia Pacific (APAC), dedicated to becoming a leading publisher and producer of immersive VR games and advanced educational applications.

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