MIRO

A lovely journey that keeps the pace up without ever feeling rushed.

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 give it a thumbs up. I went in with some different expectations than what I got and the game feels like it falls a little short of being really great, but it was decent. Main issues I had is each planet felt much like a re-skin of the same elements over and over, with the occasional new element thrown in as the story progressed. the second issue I had is that it did a lot of telling rather than showing with the story elements, during one of my recording sessions for my Youtube Channel an episode basically got turned into a ton of text reading as the game decided to just lore dump on me. For anyone interested here is the channel: youtube.com/channel/UCL8modss0rKR4Ql_C7zSMjQ/featured As for what I liked about the game, well it was interesting, I liked some of the less story centric elements I stumbled across, and I feel like I likely missed some optional elements to the game that might have changed how some of it felt.

Short procgen walkabout. Maybe too short, but that also makes it less frustrating than a procgen game could be.

Se Starfield fosse bom, se chamaria MIRO.

Very good and deep story. I'd say it's a hidden gem on Steam.

The game scratches that old game nostalgia while being itself. A low-res planet exploration game. Beautiful worlds and wonderful story. If you like games from Jump Over The Age this feels like a fps in that same vein. Lost Saved Data, among the few who make games I actually want to finish.