Arabian Art Studios' CEO, Elie Arabian, announced the launch of their narrative puzzle game, "Myth Hunters," for Oculus Rift. The game is inspired by their first VR game, "Cursed Sanctum," and aims to create a immersive storytelling experience for VR users. Arabian stated that they wanted to develop a game that doesn't require button mashing and instead introduces more gameplay mechanics, giving players control over movement and more complex puzzles. The development team includes James Arnold Taylor, known for his work on Final Fantasy X and Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and Yuri Lowenthal, known for his work on Naruto and Spiderman. Arabian believes that virtual reality offers opportunities for players to feel like part of the game world and that they have successfully integrated adventure and exploration into the VR experience. "Myth Hunters" is currently available on the Rift platform for $9.99.