Ayre
Gordon Little · 2020 · Adventure, Indie, Casual, Dragons, Family Friendly
PC
Positive92% · 12
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About Ayre
Experience the freedom of flying your own dragon
Enjoy a relaxing flight as you listen to the wind whistle past you or test your skills with acrobatic sky races hidden throughout the lands. Discover the history of an ancient civilization or just watch the clouds float by.
You are Ayre, a young woman with a rare companion: the last living dragon. In the hopes of finding where your dragon came from you have spent the last few years travelling far and wide. Finally you have uncovered the homelands of an ancient dragon-riding people, the Skyriders.
Together you and your dragon search for clues to the lost civilization of the Skyriders.
Oh and figure out what's going on with this weird Crystal Comet while you're at it.
Features
- An open world adventure where you can go anywhere you want from the beginning.
- 64 square kilometers of valleys, rivers, mountains and forests to get lost in.
- Non-violent gameplay design encourages exploration and discovery.
- Relax and chill on your dragon as you roam a fantastic world from above, or go on foot to search areas in detail.
- Complete acrobatic ring races to upgrade your dragon's abilities.
- Discover lost histories of an ancient civilization.
- Collect a lot of gems.
- Seriously, a LOT of gems.
- Secret Things
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
If you like super chill, vast, airy experiences, then Ayre is the right choice. You can almost feel the wind rush past you, and it's just really nice to not have to worry about a billion things at once. Fly around, go through rings, explore at your own pace.5 found this helpful
I -think- I've finished this out as far as I'm likely to, so: Watching the trailer for this, reading the ad copy, you probably already know if this is for you. Dragon. Ring races. Collectables to collect. Big open world. No particular plot pressure. It's good. That's what I wanted. Sadly, for some reason there's a human in this and it's considered the viewpoint character. You have to dismount it from dragonback to interact with most things. I would advise next time leaving the human out, to sharpen the focus on dragon-centered gameplay. It's not bad, though.4 found this helpful
Fully underrated neat lil indie game. flying takes getting used to but it feels great, after a few upgrades you can fly anywhere at pretty decent speeds. Lore is entertaining and lighthearted, visuals are really nice while soaring although if you look too closely at things like your characters face, it's a little weird. There's plenty to do for the price, 40+ races to test your skills, loads of things to collect, armour sets and locations to discover and read about. Clearly some love has been put into this game, it's sad to see it go unnoticed. I hope a couple more updates come in the future although I fully understand if not, still enough to play with for £11. One issue which stands out to me right now is; I can't seem to find the "disable low poly clouds" option.2 found this helpful
A chill filing simulator with a cool concept1 found this helpful
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Incredibly relaxing and peaceful. A fun, uncomplicated game with a chilled out vibe and some surprising challenges.
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