Eldramoor: Haven in the Mist is a new fantasy VR MMORPG coming to Quest and PC VR, and it's launched a Kickstarter campaign.
Developed by Resolute Games, Eldramoor: Haven in the Mist enables you to become avid adventurers, uncovering the secrets of a mythic land with friends. Across five unique biomes, you can take on tasks like mining, raiding, crafting, PvP combat, and finding hidden treasures. Characters can also be customized through cosmetics and bespoke combat classes. You can check out the new teaser trailer below:
If you'd rather take things more slowly and hang out in town, Eldramoor: Haven in the Mist promises a range of community activities you can participate in. That includes games like darts or fishing in the nearby docks. It aims to be accessible and inclusive for all kinds of players, offering support for colorblindness and sound sensitivity. There's also movement customizability and a choice of dyslexia-friendly fonts.
Eldramoor is far from the first VR MMORPG, though. Orbus VR was the first before shutting down earlier this year, Zenith: The Last City later adopted a free-to-play model before ceasing development in 2024, while Ilysia is now going free-to-play this summer. This raises questions about whether the VR market is ready for an MMO, though the genre's history does not appear to be lost on Resolute Games.
“I got into VR in 2018 through Orbus. As someone who wasn’t a traditional gamer, I fell in love with the MMORPG genre that offered competition and a lively community. But over time, the games I loved either stalled or failed. That’s when I decided to take the bull by the horns and build something new,” says Resolute CEO Lynn M. Souza in a prepared statement.
The developers behind Eldramoor: Haven in the Mist have begun a Kickstarter campaign today, with the game set to launch on Quest and Steam in the future. As with any crowdfunding campaign, Kickstarter shouldn't be treated like a pre-order system and comes with its own risks.
Update Notice
This article was originally published on April 24, 2025. It was updated on June 24, 2025 with a revised headline and new featured image when the Kickstarter campaign went live. A previous quote from Chris Beatrice was later removed on the same day after Resolute Games informed UploadVR that they are no longer working with the studio.
