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Entertainment => Gaming => News from Kotaku => Topic started by: Dr0id on May 13, 2025, 11:21 PM
This Lo-Fi No Man's Sky Has You Exploring Incredible Alien Worlds
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Imagine a modest No Man's Sky set in Proteus (https://kotaku.com/here-just-watch-someone-play-proteus-for-a-while-5981635) . That gets you a long way toward understanding the splendid Miro (https://store.steampowered.com/app/2804940/MIRO/) , both in style and substance. This is a vast game of exploring planets, combined with a solid sci-fi storyline told to you as you progress, all presented in super-lo-fi graphics that allow everything to feel...
Read more... (https://kotaku.com/miro-no-mans-sky-review-lost-saved-data-indie-steam-1851780385)
Categories: no mans sky, planet, miro, windows games
Source: https://kotaku.com/miro-no-mans-sky-review-lost-saved-data-indie-steam-1851780385 May 13, 2025, 09:20 AM