MIRO

I've played Miro since beta 0.1.4 or somewhere in there. I first saw the beta test in a local modding community, I'm pleased to say the release did not disappoint. A little spoilers just got pacing not the story. You begin exploring and recovering data for the Miro, then you begin rebuilding the broken ship, and finally trying to find a way to fix the past. There's a dark secret to the game and alot of them. This game is a great player for long sessions. It took nine hours for one I recommend a few sessions and coming back to it. Exploring takes long my tip is enjoy it slowly

This game was something I put on my wishlist a while back and didn't think much of. Then the demo came out, and I was charmed with its simplistic style and story hook. I sank quite a while into the demo, so when the full game dropped I snapped it up. I'm so glad that I did. This is one of those quiet, ruminating games that are so, so rare to come across. The story is engaging and the atmosphere is beautiful but painfully lonely, melancholic even, like a half-remembered dream from childhood. I'm not finished with it yet, but so far I've loved every minute I've put into it. The dinosaurs were a welcome surprise, and the procedural nature of the planets themselves is fascinating; they don't feel cobbled together, they feel very natural and organic. For the price, this game is definitely worth it, and even though I'm almost 10 hours in on one play through, this is something with near infinite replayability.

sou aposentada e estou tentando um hobby novo, acho que comecei bem, estou gostando bastante! so preciso acostumar direito com a camera

Miro feels like the early days of No Man's Sky in regards to planetary exploration, the walking-sim element with discovery & chill vibes. Yet this is structured with a story & defined goals. Nice tech upgrade paths compliment the exploration element, giving purpose in resource collection. It feels a bit like a matured Proteus in presentation but with distinct story beats & direction. Has that lo-fi PS1-era art direction if that's your thing (it def. is mine). While planets you explore are procedural, they remain static with unique resource types & structures that you can revisit for upgrade materials. So it doesn't feel random in the traditional sense. Bonus props for QoL features like toggles to both auto-walk & auto-run. Seems like a small thing but it makes a difference at the maps are quite sprawling and thanks to an upgradable compass that populates POIs, it never feels aimless.

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This sort of minimalistic, lo-fi game hides surprisingly well written and interesting story. Also a fun crafting system. If I were to curate a list of games to play while listening to podcasts, this one would be: Informational: you can listen to podcasts while exploring the procedurally generated worlds, but make sure to pause and read whenever more of the story unfolds.

A charming, mysterious and at times eerie adventure through a procedural universe, MIRO immediately brings NOCTIS to mind - exploring surreal terrain with hauntingly familiar architecture is a niche genre to be sure but MIRO stands tall among its few peers. Definitely recommended as a long-form play experience - you'll be exploring planets for hours, gathering resources, upgrading your suit and unraveling the story for quite some time. The developer is also quick to respond to bug reports, always a good sign.

Miro é um jogo bem bonito, a estética com certeza foi o que mais me chamou atenção. Por saber que os planetas são gerados proceduralmente, fiquei mais interessado em conhecer vários planetas no começo, pra ver a variedade, que me surpreendeu positivamente, as cores de alguns planetas são sensacionais e a variedade de vida me agradou bastante, embora as vezes eu encontre algum dinossauro ou animal "enfrentando dificuldade em lidar com o terreno" kkk e meio travado. Os prédios e construções são legais de explorar também, porque eles te recompensam mais, com itens pra produzir os equipamentos necessários pra explorar mais e ir desvendando a história. Senti falta de umas cavernas, se eu puder fazer uma proposta! :) Claro que tenho que elogiar a trilha sonora aqui, que enriquece muitooooo a experiência de explorar os espaços! As músicas são interessantes e fora do comum! A história também é bem legal, ainda não conclui o jogo, que não me parece ser longo, porém conforme a história vai se desenrolando, ela vai se tornando mais macabra junto com os planetas, dando uma aura pós-apocalíptica e estou curioso pra saber como termina; A jogabilidade, os combates são bem fáceis, nada exigentes, a produção de equipamentos, parte importante do jogo, pode as vezes confundir do que é prioridade (sobretudo no começo) mas logo você tem recurso pra produzir bastante coisa de uma vez. Recomendo demais pra todo mundo que gosta de arte diferente, de exploração e de jogos indie (e que tenha um pouquinho de paciência já que o jogo não é puro agito e combate haha) Mais do que altamente recomendado!!!

Exploração espacial, trilha sonora deliciosa, ficção cientifica (que não é tão ficção assim hehehe), suporte nativo ao português, mundos únicos e incríveis! Mas mais que tudo isso, uma baita reflexão sobre o que estamos fazendo com nossas vidas.

A delightfully atmospheric exploration game! Love the lofi graphics, chill music, and overall vibes. Great lore too! This is not a particularly deep or complex game but it's a terrific showing from a solo dev. Definitely recommended!