Aether Story

Aether Story is a passion project mixing the aesthetic of nostalgic JRPGs with modern MMO gameplay elements, allowing the creation of an online co-op adventure that you can play with your friends. As you explore the pixel world of Aethoria you will uncover past secrets of lost civilizations, meet friends and foes alike, and piece together mysteries of a story driven adventure. Glory awaits the hero who holds fast against the encroaching darkness.

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