20,000 Leagues Above the Clouds — a captivating game being developed by the independent Swedish studio That Brain. The project's title translates as "20,000 Leagues Above the Clouds," a clear reference to one of Jules Verne's famous novels, but here the action takes place in a different era — the Victorian era. Yes, we're talking about a steampunk setting, and a fantasy one at that. Hand in hand with the important-looking people will be important-looking foxes, rats, toads, fish, krakens, cats, and generally incomprehensible mystical creatures. You'll have to do everything What will gamers do in this stunning celestial world, made up of numerous floating islands? Explore, mine resources, engage in trade, perhaps even piracy, and, of course, complete various exciting missions. It may seem like an online game, but download the torrent. 20,000 Leagues Above the Clouds You'll eventually be able to, as the game is designed for single-player play. Multiplayer will likely be added in the future. For now, there's plenty to do here without too much competition. At the beginning of the game, players create their character, then lead an airship crew and set off on a cherished voyage in search of adventure. First, they'll explore the seven heavens of this world, and then perhaps they'll dare to send their vessel to another world beyond. As you progress through the game, you can upgrade your airship. While exploring islands, searching for resources, and trading, the hero will encounter a variety of characters who will share their amazing stories. Be prepared to welcome new crew members — someone you meet will want to join you on your voyage, and it would be impolite to refuse. And who knows who might be useful on your long-distance adventures? Release date Project release 20,000 Leagues Above the Clouds The game hasn't launched yet, but a beta version is currently available, allowing you to explore the amazing celestial world of floating islands. The game is being developed for PC and consoles, and the creators aren't ruling out the possibility of offering tablet versions in the future.