Aloft is a very cozy game in which you build your own island with entire freedom and sail with it as you explore its mysteries. The building system is quite polished and has surprising depth for an indie game. Unlike other survival games here you can chill and take things at your own pace as the world is more peaceful.

I reckon creative gamers that loved the building aspect in Tears of the Kingdom would have fun here as well. In a way, Aloft has that Zelda-like feel in some aspects. For instance, the islands in the sky which most likely took inspiration from Skyward Sword. But also the lore aspects, telling story through the environment and old frescos you find along the way (similarly to how you experience Breath of the Wild´s story).

The performance of the game could improve a little bit and more content should be added in the future, to add variety and fill the world more, to break repetitiveness. However, I think its coziness feel, approach to survival and tight building system outweighs its negative points.

Looking forward to what the game brings for players as it gets closer to its final release!

Aloft is a very cozy game in which you build your own island with entire freedom and sail with it as you explore its mysteries. The building system is quite polished and has surprising depth for an indie game. Unlike other survival games here you can chill and take things at your own pace as the world is more peaceful. I reckon creative gamers that loved the building aspect in Tears of the Kingdom would have fun here as well. In a way, Aloft has that Zelda-like feel in some aspects. For instance, the islands in the sky which most likely took inspiration from Skyward Sword. But also the lore aspects, telling story through the environment and old frescos you find along the way (similarly to how you experience Breath of the Wild´s story). The performance of the game could improve a little bit and more content should be added in the future, to add variety and fill the world more, to break repetitiveness. However, I think its coziness feel, approach to survival and tight building system outweighs its negative points. Looking forward to what the game brings for players as it gets closer to its final release!