Heaven's Vault Demo

An archaeologist uncovers a lost history in an ancient space Nebula. Award-winning narrative adventure game with hieroglyphic language puzzles, from the creators of 80 DAYS.

Additional content

This is a DLC for Heaven's Vault.
Release
Metacritic
76
Steam
An archaeologist uncovers a lost history in an ancient space Nebula. Award-winning narrative adventure game with hieroglyphic language puzzles, from the creators of 80 DAYS.

Aliya Elasra is an archaeologist, and with her sidekick Six, she is intent on uncovering the forgotten past of the Nebula where they live - a place of buried robots, fallen Empires, and long-lost Gods. Sail the rivers of space - explore ancient sites - and translate inscriptions in an entire symbolic language, in a massive interconnected puzzle that stretches across the entire game.

"One of the most well-realized video game worlds ever, with your curiosity and personality molding your story through the Nebula" - USGamer

"Heaven’s Vault is both ambitious and beautiful. It conjures a world rich with life" - Game Informer

"Heaven's Vault is one of the most enthralling narrative-driven adventure games I've played" - Wired

This demo will allow you to explore one of several sites in the game, and try your hand at translations.

Metacritic

76

Reviews

“Heaven's Vault is a piece of interactive storytelling that drops you into a dense mesh of narrative choices. The whole thing's as intricate and inter-connected, perhaps, as one of the tiled abstract patterns that decorate the walls and doorways of the game's Middle-Eastern and North-African-inspired environments...”
Recommended – Eurogamer

“Exquisite... Heaven's Vault does a beautiful job of letting you unlock a language, and thus a dialogue of sorts, with the past, via a wonderfully engaging protagonist.”
88 – PC Gamer

“Inkle Studios has proved, within just a few years, that it has a real mastery within its chosen format. Heaven's Vault is one of the most enthralling narrative-driven adventure games I've played in a long time.”
Wired