Game

Worlds Adrift 2017

Developed by Bossa Studios

  • Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Indie, Action

A thousand years ago, a cataclysmic event shattered a world into floating islands scattered across an endless skyline. Civilizations tumbled, societies collapsed, and all seemed lost. From the rubble emerged ragtag bands of nomads, who fly cobbled-together skyships from island to island, scavenging for resources to keep moving. These are the players of Worlds Adrift: Explorers of a new world and seekers of ancient knowledge. Within the coveted ruins of the past, cryptic and forgotten fragments of the technologies developed by civilizations who built much, and over saw the collapse of it all. Harnessing such forgotten knowledge, players build greater and more powerful skyships that carry them further, past the crushing wind walls, through devastating lightning storms, to entirely undiscovered islands holding the mysteries of an earlier age.

Role-playing (RPG)AdventureIndieActionSurvivalSandboxOpen worldexplorationphysicscraftingsteampunkflightbuildingPC (Microsoft Windows), Mac

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