Atmosfar is a giddy aerial exploration game after the heart of No Man's Sky, but I'm already trying to escape it

Atmosfar is an exhilarating aerial exploration game reminiscent of the core experience in No Man's Sky, but players quickly find themselves yearning to escape its grasp. The game unfolds across a multitude of floating islands, where players navigate through the skies in charming, propeller-driven airships. Many of these islands are spacious, boasting proper landing zones and bases established by NPC scavengers.

These islands are teeming with exotic lifeforms, ranging from rainforests abundant with nectar droplets and aggressive carnivorous plants to serene meadows populated by lumbering, honking lizards and moss-covered grottos housing valuable caches of batteries. However, the key to survival lies in effectively utilizing these larger islands to gather essential materials for crafting at a deployable campsite, which conveniently attaches to the back of the player's airship.

One of the most crucial resources to obtain is hydrogen crystals, which can be refined into fuel, ensuring the airship remains airborne for exploration.