Summer Game Fest 2025 was packed with eye-catching reveals, yet it was a small indie title from Canadian developers that stood out as one of the most unique and haunting. Ambrosia Sky, a first-person sci-fi adventure from Toronto’s own Soft Rains, isn’t your typical shooter or puzzle game. Instead, it weaves together themes of loss, memory and humanity’s struggle with mortality—all set within a world that feels equal parts horror and Power-Wash Simulator, yet somehow delivers an experience that’s both ethereal and alive.
In Ambrosia Sky, you play as Dalia, a cleanup specialist deployed to the moons of Saturn after the fungus people were cultivating turned deadly. It’s your job to visit derelict spaceships and planetary outposts to tidy up the disasters left behind by the mysterious Ambrosia project. But this is no ordinary janitorial assignment—Dalia is also somewhat magical, tasked with collecting the final words of the dead and helping the project uncover the secrets of death... Read more