Fall into Alice’s Wonderland Café in Sky: Children of the Light’s Upcoming Event
After delivering the biggest crossover of the year (and possibly in the game’s history) with the Moomins, Sky is planning another exciting crossover to close out the year. Sky: Children of the Light has just teased a new crossover with Alice in Wonderland.
thatgamecompany is bringing Lewis Carroll’s fantastical fantasy into Sky’s vibrant world. The crossover will start on December 23rd, 2024 and run until January 11th, 2025. During the event, you can tumble right into Alice’s Wonderland Café, where delightful surprises await.
They also dropped a trailer recently which shows Sky’s earlier crossovers this year and the upcoming adventure with Alice. There’s Alice who falls down a hole where she meets Mad Hatter and White Rabbit. Why don’t you take a peek at it below?
Fall down the rabbit hole and into Alice's Wonderland Cafe!
From December 23rd to January 11th, our free cross-platform social game Sky: Children of the Light (<a href=«https://twitter.com/thatskygame?ref_src=» https:>@thatskygame
) will take you on a whimsical Wonderland adventure full of surprises. <a href=«https://twitter.com/hashtag/SkyxWonderland?src=hash&ref_src=» https:>#SkyxWonderland pic.twitter.com/miTlHUQMeo
thatgamecompany is yet to reveal more details about this upcoming crossover. However, this crossover event is very likely to coincide with their Days of Feast event. It could also mean that the theme for this year’s Days of Feast is Alice’s Wonderland Café. Last year’s Days of Feast was held from December 18th, 2023 to January 7th, 2024.
Meanwhile, the Season of Moomin is still running in full swing until December 29th. It brings five quests that unfold the story of The Invisible Child week by week. You get to follow Ninny’s journey as she finds love and warmth in Moominvalley.
If you’re yet to dive into this fun 77-day-long event, then check it out in the game. Grab Sky from the Google Play Store. Meanwhile, let’s wait for more details on the Days of Feast and the Sky: Children of the
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