There is an as-you-go tutorial explaining the controls that starts when you make it to the dock. The game begins with an intro-sequence of your character rowing their way to the castle. It's mostly tapping, swiping to look around the environment and pinching to zoom out of certain puzzles. That being said, it's given that the controls aren't very complex. Being a big fan of handheld mode I opted to play with the touchscreen.
#The eyes of ara orion puzzle tv
On the switch you're able to play the game 2 ways: either connected to a tv with 1 Joy-Con or handheld touchscreen. Your character has been tasked with the job - because everyone else is too scared - of going up to the castle, figuring out what is causing the radio signal, and shutting it down.
The premise of the story is an old castle that's been abandoned for many years has suddenly started giving off radio interference causing issues with the nearby town's Wifi. I actually found the game pretty relaxing at times. It did have a few eerie moments, but it wasn't to the level of "jump-scare". I was expecting this game to be scary (it takes place in an old medieval style abandoned castle after all) but it never actually scared me. Being someone who enjoys puzzle games and scary ( but not-too-scary) games, I thought this would be a perfect game to try around the spooky holidays. 15th, is a puzzle adventure game inspired by games like Myst, and developed by 100 Stones Interactive. The Eyes of Ara, officially released on the Nintendo Switch on Oct. Review: The Eyes of Ara - Puzzles on Puzzles Monday, November 4th, 2019 at 12:00 PM The latest news, game releases, and happenings in the Nintendo universe, released every Wednesday.
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