- Publisher: Soft Rains
- Release Date: Nov 10, 2025
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Summary:
You left. Now they’re dead. Ambrosia Sky: Act One is an immersive sim about exploring an asteroid colony devastated by a mysterious contamination. Survive and harvest strains of aggressive alien fungi, explore treacherous environments, and find meaning and beauty in so much death.
- Developer: Blackbird Interactive, Soft Rains
- Genre(s): Adventure, 3D, First-Person
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 2 out of 3
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Mixed: 1 out of 3
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Negative: 0 out of 3
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Nov 13, 2025If you've ever enjoyed the zen-like sensation of cleaning grime from skate parks, Mars rovers, and Shrek's swamp, you'll find plenty of satisfaction aboard Ambrosia Sky's agricultural colony. There are some aspects--such as trifling progression and limited use cases--where it feels like it's just getting its feet wet, but you'll still discover that cleaning its fungus-filled hallways is a serene experience, offering fulfillment that's both familiar and unique. Marrying this with human stories that inspire hope within the somber context of death is oddly comforting. I'm eager to see where Dalia's journey takes her from here. It's already a gripping tale, possessing a warmth and relatability that will resonate with most. Hopefully, future acts can build on these solid foundations.
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Nov 10, 2025While the first act of Ambrosia Sky is far from squeaky clean, the core of what’s here—exploring a beautifully rendered dead space station and uncovering its hidden truths while battling alien fungus with a power washer—can be quite compelling when it clicks. While its gameplay didn’t fully sink its hooks in, I’m invested enough in the secrets of this doomed space station that I may be coming back for more when the next two acts of the game launch in 2026. Hopefully, those will be a bit more polished. [Part 1 review]
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Nov 10, 2025Ambrosia Sky has an interesting narrative, but squanders it with dull gameplay and amateur storytelling. [Part One review]