MIRO
Lost Saved Data_ · 2025 · Casual, Interactive Fiction, Walking Simulator, Exploration, FPS
PC
Positive100% · 30
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About MIRO
Explore uncountable planets while you seek the truth about your own existence in this narrative driven procedural journey.
Follow an intriguing story about human nature and greed, and discover how you got here.
Guided by a fractured AI, it's up to you to solve the mysteries of the spacecraft and its missing crew. Perhaps even find a way to preserve humanity.
Each planet is unique, with procedural fauna and flora, making the unknown really unknown.
Each planet brings more clues on how to survive on this vast universe.
Your suit, weapons and traversal methods can be upgraded as you see fit.
Story
Awaken in an abandoned building in an unknown location, find your way back to the scientific spacecraft MIRO.Follow an intriguing story about human nature and greed, and discover how you got here.
Guided by a fractured AI, it's up to you to solve the mysteries of the spacecraft and its missing crew. Perhaps even find a way to preserve humanity.
Exploration
Explore procedural worlds, filled with life and secrets to be discovered.Each planet is unique, with procedural fauna and flora, making the unknown really unknown.
Each planet brings more clues on how to survive on this vast universe.
Progression
Find ways to improve your gear. Collect materials on the surface and use them to develop technology advancements to help you survive the dangers that lurk in each planet.Your suit, weapons and traversal methods can be upgraded as you see fit.
Key features:
- Procedural planets with tiered progression
- Collect resources in order to upgrade your gear
- A wide array of equipment to obtain and upgrade
- Exploration based progression
- Day and Night cycle
- Dynamic fauna that interacts with each other and the player
- Free exploration, overcome challenges your own way
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Miro feels like the early days of No Man's Sky in regards to planetary exploration, the walking-sim element with discovery & chill vibes. Yet this is structured with a story & defined goals. Nice tech upgrade paths compliment the exploration element, giving purpose in resource collection. It feels a bit like a matured Proteus in presentation but with distinct story beats & direction. Has that lo-fi PS1-era art direction if that's your thing (it def. is mine). While planets you explore are procedural, they remain static with unique resource types & structures that you can revisit for upgrade materials. So it doesn't feel random in the traditional sense. Bonus props for QoL features like toggles to both auto-walk & auto-run. Seems like a small thing but it makes a difference at the maps are quite sprawling and thanks to an upgradable compass that populates POIs, it never feels aimless.8 found this helpful
Great game with interesting visuals and great vibes. Deserves way more attention that I have seen on it.2 found this helpful
If you like games similar to No Man's Sky and taking lots of cool screenshots, this might be for you. It has this awesome PS1 style dithering for its art style (though you CAN increase vertical resolution if you dislike that) and the dev seems very kind and open ear. This deserves so much more attention, love it!2 found this helpful
Loved it. Very special overall, great atmosphere and story. Reminded me of classic old games.2 found this helpful
Wonderful game with great visuals and story. Maybe a bit short, but I consider this positive because exploring the relatively few types of abandoned structures doesn't have the chance to get boring. The oneiric landscapes and colors, together with the nice soundtrack, create an atmosphere that really makes you feel far from Earth.2 found this helpful
Reminds me of Noctis. Very enjoyable.1 found this helpful
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