MISKA is a game about nature, memories and climate change

October 11, 2021 11:05 AM

SIFTER Showcase

MISKA is a narrative-driven adventure game with a strong focus on Australian flora and fauna, personal connections and fun interactions with nature, and inspiring a message of hope and growth.

Developers Vic Gyors and Alan Robinson joined us for the SIFTER Showcase and shared how this connection to the bush is a love letter to time we can't spend outside right now.

Miska

Umbrella Party Studios

Some good ninja stuff, good samurai stuff, it took them a long time to get here but boy I'm glad they did.

Pros:

Naoe feels like the old assassins from previous games
Yasuke definitely doesn't, which is very welcome change
Absolutely stunning world that feels busy and lived in

Cons:

Maybe the world actually might be too big?
It's an evolution not a revolution, if you've bounced off Assassin's Creed in the past this doesn't break the mold.

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Umbrella Party Studios

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Umbrella Party Studios

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MISKA is a game about nature, memories and climate change

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