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A fantastic, oceanic, open world puzzle adventure. Solve innovative block puzzles while unearthing a mystifying story, gaining new friends that change the puzzle landscape, and unlocking powers that provide more options for how you choose to progress through the enigmatic Isles of Sea and Sky.

Isles of Sea and Sky is a metroidvania, retro and atmospheric game developed by Cicada Games and published by Cicada Games and Gamirror Games.
Released on May 22nd 2024 is available only on Windows in 15 languages: English, Simplified Chinese, French, German, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Ukrainian, Italian, Polish, Spanish - Spain, Bulgarian and Romanian.

It has received 1,003 reviews of which 942 were positive and 61 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.8 out of 10. 😎

The game is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.

The Steam community has classified Isles of Sea and Sky into these genres:

Metroidvania Retro Atmospheric Open World Collectathon Puzzle Adventure Sokoban Exploration Pixel Graphics Old School Mythology Singleplayer Multiple Endings Nonlinear Relaxing Strategy 2D Colorful Cute

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Windows
  • OS: Windows 10
  • Processor: Intel or AMD dual core
  • Memory: 512 MB RAM
  • Graphics: DirectX11 or later compatible.
  • DirectX: Version 11
  • Storage: 1 GB available space
  • Sound Card: DirectX11 or later compatible.

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47 hours played
Jan. 2026
a delightful experience for logic/puzzle game fans. there's only movement controls in this game (up, down, left, right) so there's complexity in simplicity. almost every puzzle brings something fresh to the table, or a twist to an existing idea. the challenges are tough, but never seem impossible. I loved the soundtrack. each island has its own style of two different songs, and they all are very nice to listen to, without being annoying, even if heard over and over again. graphics are nothing special, but they work fine. there is a minimalistic story being told without any dialogue, which is ok. didn't think much about it. my only significant gripe with this game is that it's not clear that you're supposed to visit the spirit on every island and solve his puzzle as the first thing you do. I only realized it by the final island. very good
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13 hours played
Dec. 2025
Isles of Sea and Sky is a Sokoban game with Zelda-like dungeons. It's executed perfectly. I had such a wonderful time with it that I wasn't tempted even a little to put it down after rolling credits. I pushed ahead to get all the achievements. The game does such a good job of introducing new mechanics in a way that feels rewarding. You encounter unsolvable puzzles that require power ups you haven't gotten long before you get those power ups, then you get to backtrack and solve them to unlock new areas and abilities. I've never seen that in a Sokoban game, but it works so well.
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76 hours played
Sept. 2025
This game synthesizes the best elements of its predecessors into a beautifully polished package: FEZ (free exploration, collectibles) + A monster's expedition (layers of mechanics, open world) + Bean and nothingness (monster interactions). Some puzzles may be confusing at first sight but soon they reveal themselves solvable once you've acquired the necessary key abilities. --- Edit after finding first Pyramidion: I realize the game has a great deal more to offer beneath the surface, much like the environmental puzzles in The Witness.
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80 hours played
Aug. 2025
What a gem! Easily recommended to any and all sokoban enjoyers. The puzzles manage to be multi-layered and compact at the same time, often making you reuse the same elements in a different way. The aesthetics are pleasant to look at, the soundtrack is highly enjoyable to listen to while your brain idles between ideas. The difficulty level is challenging without being overwhelming -- just right to give you that wonderful dopamine rush after solving a puzzle, and then offer you some more where that came from, which lasted me for just under 30 hours. And the game is still receiving content updates, too. (edit: the game has since gotten a content update, and some of the post-game puzzles are really tough!!! and i don't agree with a couple of the solutions) Having said that, I feel like fixing the bugs should take a higher priority over adding new content. The bugs aren't enough to prevent you from enjoying the game or anything like that, but there's still more of them than should be acceptable for a game that sells at this price point after having been kickstarted. There were a couple of crashes and freezes here and there, some places are accessible before they're meant to be, but, more importantly, the game logic isn't always consistent: in certain edge cases, you can do an action, undo, repeat the same action, and get a different outcome. But these edge cases never come into play in any of the actual solutions, so if you encounter one, maybe you can use that as a hint that you're on the wrong track! Also, key rebinding is currently missing too. Another potential concern is that you will have access to puzzles that you're not meant to be able to solve yet, and it's not always clear whether a particular puzzle is solvable at a particular point. I didn't mind this too much myself -- being able to figure out that a puzzle is impossible is a fun challenge in its own right -- but I can see other people being put off by this. Just don't go stubbornly trying to solve the same puzzle for too long, and you'll be fine. ːtobdogː
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13 hours played
July 2025
While not all of the puzzling worked for me, Isles of Sea and Sky brings a great concept to the table and does so with class, style, and competence. It will often leave you satisfied, and even wowed on occasion if you're invested enough. The game is pretty hard, so it's not for everyone. The moving parts in the endgame puzzles were too many for my tastes, which is where I checked out; I generally don't enjoy when there's too much openness in the elements of a given puzzle, which leaves me wondering whether I'm even starting correctly, and bored before I find the right approach. I looked up the 2-3 puzzles that separated me from the ending for this reason. There is a great variety of puzzle mechanics, possibly even too much variety, something that contributes to the above complexity. This means you'll rarely find the same puzzle/solution twice, not even close, but it also means you'll be often stumped, especially when the mechanics get... arbitrary and out there in the second half of the game once some mysteries are solved. There's also a story which I guess is pretty cool, one told entirely without text. I enjoyed the visuals in an 8-bit-that's-nice sort of way, but the contents of the story themselves kinda went over my head, which in a way is part of the charm: old 8-bit games were often impenetrable in their lore, especially without a manual, and I got those kind of vibes from this game. It's also a neat thread to keep you grounded in the world without focusing obsessively on the puzzles alone. If none of the above seems like a downside to you, if the more complex a puzzle is the better, then you're going to love this game. If you're a fan of puzzle games, you'll probably like this as well, but you won't go for 100%, and that's fine. (There's also a free update coming to the game, which I won't play, but it increases the value proposition even further.)
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Frequently Asked Questions

Isles of Sea and Sky is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.

No, Isles of Sea and Sky is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 19.50€ on Steam.

Yes, Isles of Sea and Sky received 942 positive votes out of a total of 1,003 achieving a rating of 8.84.
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Isles of Sea and Sky was developed by Cicada Games and published by Cicada Games and Gamirror Games.

Yes, Isles of Sea and Sky is playable and fully supported on Windows.

No, Isles of Sea and Sky is not playable on MacOS.

No, Isles of Sea and Sky is not playable on Linux.

Isles of Sea and Sky is a single-player game.

Yes, there is a DLC available for Isles of Sea and Sky. Explore additional content available for Isles of Sea and Sky on Steam.

No, Isles of Sea and Sky does not support mods via Steam Workshop.

No, Isles of Sea and Sky does not support Steam Remote Play.

Yes, Isles of Sea and Sky is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.

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Isles of Sea and Sky
19.50€ Buy Now
Rating
8.8
942
61
Game modes
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Online players
26
Developer
Cicada Games
Publisher
Cicada Games, Gamirror Games
Release 22 May 2024
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