Sky: Children of the Light adds new questlines, lore and a ton of collectables in the season of Remembrance
The popular social fantasy simulator Sky: Children of the Light, developed by the same group that made the legendary Journey and Flower, has launched its latest season; Remembrance. This new season comes with some Seasonal Quests that will expand on the game's lore, along with new items to collect themed after the Remembrance concept, including cosmetics and some other small collectables.
In case you aren’t familiar, Sky: Children of the Light is primarily an exploration and social simulation game, focused on the idea of solving mysteries and puzzles alongside the game's community as you all explore a massive kingdom full of stories and uncover lore tidbits.
The Season of Remembrance seeks to explore an era of this kingdom that has previously only been hinted at and will take players to the Vault of Knowledge, where four new Spirits have taken up shelter. These Spirits will share their own experiences with you, which will then tell you more about this world.
Along with this, you’ll also help Spirits create their own Shared Space, which is essentially a room you build from the ground up for them and decorate as you see fit. Players will be able to invite others to their created Shared Spaces to show off their interior design skills as well as visit others to see what they’ve done with the place.
On top of all this, there are a bunch of new items to collect for yourself too, including capes, hairstyles, outfits, and a new stance too! All of this content can be completed by all players, but players with the Season Pass will allow you to unlock all items in the Season Spirit’s Friendship Trees and the Ultimate Gifts offered up by the Season Guide, which will give you even more stuff to collect for your own character!
So, needless to say, lots of content on offer here for the latest season. If you want to check it out yourself, you can download Sky: Children of the Light at either of the links below!
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