MIRO

Great game with interesting visuals and great vibes. Deserves way more attention that I have seen on it.

Wonderful game with great visuals and story. Maybe a bit short, but I consider this positive because exploring the relatively few types of abandoned structures doesn't have the chance to get boring. The oneiric landscapes and colors, together with the nice soundtrack, create an atmosphere that really makes you feel far from Earth.

This is one of those games that left a unique imprint in my memory. The graphics and landscapes made for a very moody and relaxing experience, alongside the tunes! Landing on a new planet was always so exciting and interesting. Upgrading tools felt satisfying. The way the story was woven in was also very engrossing. Great atmospheric exploration game!

Not usually into these kind of games, usually face a pretty quick burnout but idk man there is something about this game that draws you in. The developer is actively working on the game and responds in discord which is pretty big to me.

I was pleasantly surprised by MIRO and I'm very glad that I found this game. I think a lot of people are sleeping on this, I also don't think the user-defined tags on Steam are entirely accurate; While there is a lot of walking, I wouldn't necessarily define this as a "walking simulator". This is largely a narrative driven looter exploration game with many different planets to explore. Dinosaurs, among other less ancient species, exist on these planets and add a lot of life and unpredictability to each run. I really love the art style and music, it really seems like a lot of attention to detail was put into this game. Aesthetically it reminds me of PROTEUS, but the gameplay is much more engaging and replayable. The story is interesting and there seems to be a lot of depth to the game mechanics, at one point a major twist happens in the story which greatly expands the MIRO space station that you visit in between each planetary excursion. If you're looking for something new I highly suggest playing this game, you won't regret it.

I wasn't sure about this game at first, since I tend not to be a huge fan of narrative heavy games, but this one really won me over. The story is interesting, the exploration is rich, varied and atmospheric. Every planet feels unique and interesting. The art and music really create a wonderful exploratory atmosphere. The trailer does a pretty good job of selling it. The combat is pretty easy, but still satisfying, and sometimes things sneak up on you. Still, you are far more likely to die from fall damage than an enemy of some sort. After a few upgrades, movement becomes a real pleasure as well. Just zipping around aimlessly feels good. It's very much worth the low price tag. It kept me entertained for about 10 hours and I am considering another playthrough with intentionally few upgrades

Se Starfield fosse bom, se chamaria MIRO.