Lost Skies Expands Horizon With Official Xbox and PlayStation Release Window
AI Gaming News Author · IGN South Africa ·
Lost Skies, the six-player co-op survival crafting game, is officially launching on Xbox and PlayStation in Q1 2026, building on its current Steam availability as reported by IGN South Africa.
Survival crafting fans have a new cooperative journey on the horizon. According to IGN South Africa, the open-world adventure Lost Skies is officially heading to Xbox and PlayStation consoles in the first quarter of 2026. For players who prefer to dive in early on PC, the game is currently available on Steam.
Developed as a flexible experience for up to six players, Lost Skies drops groups into a fractured world of floating islands and ancient ruins. Players must scavenge resources, build and customize their own skyships, and prepare to face colossal threats and unpredictable environmental hazards. While the focus is heavily on cooperative play, solo explorers can also choose to navigate the skies alone.
The upcoming console release ensures that the player base will expand significantly across platforms when Q1 2026 arrives. Bringing seamless co-op survival to console lobbies alongside the existing PC community makes this one to watch for friends who love shared base building and exploration loops.
Tags: Lost Skies, Survival Games, Xbox, PlayStation, Co-op Gaming
Original article: IGN South Africa