With the dust now settled on Sony’s expected Project Morpheus announcement, developers are beginning to reveal their plans to support the PlayStation 4 peripheral. One such talented programmer is Carlos Coronado, who has hinted that he intends to leverage the virtual reality headset in his upcoming first-person puzzler Mind: Path to Thalamus.

The title sees you exploring strange lands in which you must manipulate various attributes in order to progress. For example, you’ll be able to change the time of day, weather, and even era to progress, with the isolated atmosphere providing you with plenty of time to think. It genuinely looks stunning, as evidenced by the trailer embedded below.

Chatting with the folks over at VR Focus, Coronado revealed that he sees the release as a perfect fit for the likes of Project Morpheus as the title doesn't require exact movements or twitchy reactions. However, it doesn’t sound like the developer’s had chance to test things out properly yet, so this remains little more than an intention at this stage. Let’s hope that it comes to fruition, eh?