Sail the Sky in Lost Skies: Play Demo in Steam Next Fest, Wishlist Now

Gaming Staff • January 30, 2025

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Bossa Games and Humble Games have revealed that Lost Skies, an open-world cooperative PvE survival adventure, will be featured in February's Steam Next Fest with a playable demo. The game, which boasts a stunning world of floating islands, offers 5-6 hours of gameplay in the demo. Players can team up with up to six friends to explore four unique islands filled with ancient ruins, puzzles, and secrets.

Lost Skies features a Skyship, which serves as both a home and a warship that players can build and customize. The game offers Survival Lite mechanics, which provide the thrill of survival gameplay without the feeling of unfair punishment. Players can explore fascinating ruins, uncover ancient civilizations' secrets, and take down colossal creatures in this vast world.

The game's key feature is the grappling hook, which allows creative interaction with the world, offering unmatched versatility and flow. Players can use the grappling hook not only for traversal but also for combat and puzzle-solving.

Lost Skies will be available on Steam, and players can wishlist the game now. The demo will be playable during the Steam Next Fest in February. Players can also check out the Island Creator to design their own island before soaring through the skies.

Bossa Games, the developer of Lost Skies, is a multiple award-winning independent studio based in London, UK. The studio is known for its creative and disruptive games such as Surgeon Simulator, I Am Bread, and I Am Fish. Humble Games, the publisher of Lost Skies, is Humble Bundle's publishing arm, known for hits such as A Hat in Time, Forager, and Project Wingman.

Players can join the official Discord to chat with the devs and provide feedback, visit the official website, and explore the Open Development blog. They can also follow Lost Skies on social media platforms such as Twitter, BlueSky, Facebook, YouTube, and Reddit.

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