

The world sank into the Gloom. One island still holds a light. Build a cozy factory high above a sea of clouds, push back the darkness, then take the helm of your own skyship and sail through the mountain passes to new islands — alone or with up to three friends.
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The world sank into the Gloom. One island still holds a light. Build a cozy factory high above a sea of clouds, push back the darkness, then take the helm of your own skyship and sail through the mountain passes to new islands — alone or with up to three friends.
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Lumenfall is a cozy first-person factory and building adventure on islands floating above an endless sea of clouds. You wake beside the Heart of Light with nothing but your bare hands. Gather, craft, research and automate — and push the living dark back, one light at a time.
From a handful of driftwood to a roaring works that climbs storey on storey. Lay conveyor belts and lift them up on trestles, send goods up and down with item lifts and ramps, and let inserter arms feed presses, smelters, gear cutters and assemblers day and night. Windmills and waterwheels drive your clockwork; aether condensers bottle the gas that is lighter than air.
70 buildings, 92 items and more than 70 recipes
Belts on two levels, ramps, item lifts, splitters, filters, tunnels and signals
Blueprints: copy a whole production line and paste it anywhere
33 discoveries across eight eras — from the Hearth to Clockwork, Aether and Skyfaring
The Gloom is a violet, living dark — and out of the Heart's light the cold creeps into your bones. Feed the Heart, raise beacons whose sweeping beams roll the darkness back through the trees, and win the island back step by step. The long goal: the Dawn, breaking across the whole archipelago.
Build a Sky Harbor on the island's edge and raise your skyship stage by stage — keel, hull, envelope, engines and the Gloom lantern. Then cast off and steer her yourself: out over the sea of clouds, past islets riding on their own clouds, toward the lantern spires that mark a pass through the great mountains.
Beyond the pass lies the pitch-black Gloom, and only your lantern lights the way. Walk her decks as she flies — and watch the sky whales rise out of the dark cloud beside you, glowing.
The black sand and lava of Ember Isle. The frozen lake and snowbound pines of Frostcrown. The bog and giant glowcaps of Mirewood. The ruined star-watchers' city of Starfall, where fallen stars still hum. Every island has its own ground, resources, machines and dangers — set up freight routes and let your fleet of skyships carry the goods between them.
Build log cabins and stone houses piece by piece — 42 pieces: foundations, walls, windows, doors, stairs, roofs and chimneys. Light the hearth, farm and cook, plant trees, and watch deer and rabbits graze at the edge of your works while fireflies come out at dusk.
Play the whole adventure alone or in co-op with up to three friends, over Steam or direct IP: build the works together, crew the skyship together, and walk her decks side by side through the Gloom.
A hand-painted world of floating islands above an endless sea of clouds, with day and night, rain, wind in the grass and wildlife
Gathering, crafting, research and deep automation — from bare hands to clockwork and aether
A factory that climbs: belts on two levels, ramps, item lifts and inserter arms
Build your own skyship and sail it yourself through the passes of the mountains
Five islands with their own biomes, resources and machines, linked by freight routes
Free-form building with 42 pieces: cabins, houses, piers, stairs and roofs
The Gloom: a living darkness to push back with light — until the Dawn
Solo or co-op for 1–4 players
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