Polish Studio Far From Home Reveals Climate Fiction Game Forever Skies
The newly created Polish developer Far From Home recently announced its debut title. The studio has been hard at work on a climate fiction survival game called Forever Skies. Far From Home was founded in 2020 by a group of industry veterans intent on producing “AA+” games with high production values.
Forever Skies will be a first-person shooter coupled with a survival game. This takes place after a natural disaster leaves the planet uninhabitable. You take on the role of a scientist who descends to the surface from a space station in search of a cure for a dangerous disease which lies hidden amongst the ruins of the recently deserted world. Since the lower layers of the atmosphere consist of poisonous gasses, you fly around between the tops of tall buildings with an airship. Forever Skies will feature crafting, base building, gardening, and research. You also have to fend off whatever mysterious creatures may be lurking below the poisonous clouds.
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"It’s been a tremendous ride," Chief Executive Officer Andrzej Blumenfeld said. "New studios spring to life almost every week. They are being started up in every imaginable setup from literally one-man armies to small teams just graduating from universities to talented groups burgeoning from large organizations — all the way to midsize companies backed by venture capital."
Forever Skies represents an attempt to imagine what the world would look like if climate change were to continue unabated. The game is basically a protest. "The actual inspiration for how to arrange the game’s world into a thick layer of toxic dust and the skies above has been drawn from various comments of scientists on air quality in
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