Sky: Children of the Light takes in-game streaming to new heights with the first part of The Two Embers, an animated feature
Finally learn about Sky: COTL’s origins
- The Two Embers: Part One is a wordless animated feature
- You can watch it in-game in a newly built virtual theatre
- Numerous content will be available alongside the movie
Thatgamecompany is taking narrative immersion to new heights with the debut of The Two Embers: Part One, a wordless animated feature now screening inside Sky: Children of the Light. This first chapter of a two-part origin story invites you to experience the world of Sky through a stunning, dialogue-free tale of connection, loss, and quiet resilience.
The focus of The Two Embers is two children, strangers across time, bound by fate. As their stories play out in parallel, you're drawn into a crumbling sky kingdom at the edge of despair. The first part of this narrative follows an orphaned child and an injured manatee on a soul-searching journey through a land consumed by darkness.
But this isn’t a traditional adaptation. With each new chapter of The Two Embers, new in-game content rolls out alongside it. Exploration, gameplay, and storytelling are fully intertwined, designed to pull you deeper into the emotional weight of the film’s events.
And where you watch matters. The Two Embers: Part One is screening inside Sky Cinema, a massive new virtual theatre built directly within the game. Thousands of players can gather together in real time to experience the film as one audience.
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It’s not just a cutscene or a passive stream. It’s a collective moment, made possible by proprietary tech that previously brought Sky the Aurora concert event. That same system, capable of connecting over 10,000 players to a single performance, now supports this virtual cinema, combining film and gameplay in a way few studios have even attempted.
Dive into this novel experience by downloading Sky: Children of the Light now on your preferred link below. It is free-to-play with in-app purchases. Visit the official Facebook page for more information.
