- Sky: Children of the Light is set to introduce a brand new transmedia experience
- Fans can tune in to the new Season of the Two Embers at the in-game cinema
- Experience new exclusive content inspired by the season and more
Sky: Children of the Light, thatgamecompany's beloved all-ages MMO, continues to push the boundaries of interactive storytelling with its latest seasonal event—Season of the Two Embers. Launching on July 21st, this innovative update blends gameplay and animation into a seamless transmedia journey, inviting players to experience a heartfelt story directly within the game world.
At the heart of the event is a dialogue-free animated film, told in four emotional chapters. The story follows a young orphan navigating a world gradually overtaken by darkness, searching for hope and connection. Each chapter will premiere weekly in the in-game cinema—Chapter One on July 21st, followed by new installments on July 28th, August 4th, and August 11th. Missed a screening? No worries—films will replay every two hours, ensuring everyone can follow the unfolding narrative.
Accompanying the cinematic experience are Seasonal Quests that let players engage with the story firsthand. As you progress, you’ll be guided by a gentle, expressive manatee companion. Its reactions to key moments add warmth and depth to the journey, and your bond with it strengthens over time—offering a touching layer of emotional connection perfect for players of all ages.
For those eager to explore beyond the cinema, a vibrant new market village has been added to the game. Filled with spirits, interactive activities, hidden secrets, and themed cosmetics, the area serves as a lively hub inspired by the season’s narrative. It’s a space to connect, discover, and celebrate the light even when darkness looms.
Light up the night
Sky: Children of the Light continues to redefine how games can tell stories, merging animation, music, and gameplay into a unified experience. With the Season of the Two Embers, players don’t just watch a story—they feel it.
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