Sky: Children of the Light helps players clean up the ocean in real life via its Days of Nature event
In case you missed it, thatgamecompany is celebrating Mother Nature in Sky: Children of the Light with its Days of Nature event running until May 7th. The limited-time festivities will invite players to nurture the environment along with a new quest and fresh in-game goodies up for grabs.
In Sky: Children of the Light's latest event, players can look forward to saving the seas by getting rid of plastic pollution within the game and in real life as well, all thanks to the game's partnership with The Ocean Cleanup. This nonprofit organisation has been in a valued team-up with the game since 2021, with more than $1.3 million raised so far.
Players can do their part by purchasing in-game items like the Ocean Necklace, the Nature Glasses Pack, Earth Cape, Nature Sonorous Seashell, Ocean Cape, and the Nature Turtle Pack among other things.
As for the new quest, players can follow the Nature Guide Spirit in Home to the Sanctuary islands of Daylight Prairie. They'll embark on a mission to clean up the seas to save Light Creature friends.Small actions = BIG impact. Miren and Koharu from our communications team share the little things they do to build a sustainable world ???? Share a photo of what you do to support our planet - let’s inspire each other to make a difference! ???? pic.twitter.com/S8xZwaJPFH — Sky: Children of the Light (@thatskygame) April 24, 2023
If you're keen on joining in on all the fun, you can do so by downloading Sky: Children of the Light on the iOS App Store and on the Google Play Store for Android devices. It's a free-to-play game with in-app purchases. You can also head on over to the official website for more info on the game, join the community of followers on Twitter to stay updated on all the latest developments, or take a little sneak peek at the embedded clip above to get a feel of the game.
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