ATMOSFAR

The survival loop will feel familiar, but the sky changes how it plays. You land on islands to extract scrap, process minerals and gather organic materials, then turn them into items, resources and food. Researching artifacts teaches you new things to craft, and your backpack's life support system powers both you and your tools, so venturing far means planning around energy.

Wasps are your workhorses. These agile craft can zip around or hover in place, and different classes do different jobs: the Utility Wasp deploys a portable camp, the Hauler Wasp airlifts heavy scrap, and the Striker Wasp stuns enemies. Each class has its own handling, and every Wasp needs fuel, maintenance and repairs. Upgrading engine parts, hover modules or entire hulls lets you tune them, and you can repaint them too.

The Cloud Cruiser ties it together. You build and furnish it piece by piece, adding Wasp pads, fuel tanks and lounge space, and fly it yourself from the helm, adding sections as expeditions get more demanding. Weather is a real threat, with jet streams and rainstorms testing your piloting, and night or bad winds can force you into cover. Hostile creatures and drones defend the islands. In co-op, up to four players can share a Cruiser, ride on each other's Wasps or fly in formation.

Humanity's old colony is gone, and you are among those left to find out why. Its collapse pushed survivors toward planet Tycos, an alien world of floating islands, aerial wonders and unpredictable skies that just might be the species' final refuge.

Tycos does not give up its secrets easily. Its strange plants, lush biomes and dangerous creatures have all been shaped by life in the sky, and much of the game's mystery lies in understanding how. As you travel island by island, you investigate what happened to the colony and what promise Tycos really holds for the people who remain. The more of the planet you chart, the more of humanity's fate comes into focus.

ATMOSFAR is in Early Access on Windows PC through Steam. The list price is US$24.99, or RM58.49 in Malaysia, S$24.75 in Singapore, ₱749 in the Philippines, ฿459 in Thailand, Rp 214,999 in Indonesia and 338.000₫ in Vietnam, and a 10% discount was running as of November 1, 2026. It supports eight languages, including English, Japanese and both Chinese scripts, with no Southeast Asian option. The graphics bar is high: minimum is an RTX 2070 or RX 6700 XT with a Core i5-7500 or Ryzen 5 1500X, 8 GB of RAM and 25 GB of storage. Multiplayer needs an internet connection; controllers are fully supported.