Stake your claim in the endless sky.
Mietshu is a cosy multiplayer pixel-art world scattered across floating islands. Build a homestead, level twenty hand-crafted skills, and drift between storms alongside the Keepers who call the sky home.
A small world that rewards patience.
Twenty hand-crafted skills
Mine, smelt, smith — bronze through dragon. Forage, plant, weave, cook, fish, tinker. Every level is hand-tuned; every milestone is earned.
Your homestead
Walls auto-resolve into rooms. Forge, kitchen, library, dock — decorate to taste.
Storms between islands
The sky breathes. Lightning prowls the horizon; airships ferry between islands; nights hum.
Drift together
Trade, mail, party. Run dungeons, raid boss islands, duel for sport — or sit on the dock and watch the sky.
The Listening Vein
A new 5-quest chain, a tier-3 boss, and a horn that hums when held near a resonant vein.
Tiny lotteries
8% twilight berries, 6% resonant herbs, 7% glow caps. Every gather loop has a wink in it.
Grab the sphere. Spin it.
Every icon on the sphere is a thing in the game — a log, an ore, a spell, a skill, a rare drop. The art isn't stock: it's the same per-item drawer Pixi renders into your bag and onto the wiki. Drag to look around. Let go and it drifts.
Every drop rate.
Every recipe. Every number.
The in-game wiki lists 0 entries — every item, creature, recipe, gathering node, crop, spell, NPC, shop, map and achievement — with the exact drop chance, level requirement, XP, cooldown and ingredient list pulled straight from the game data. No hidden numbers.
- Open any item → see every creature, node, recipe and shop that yields it.
- Per-skill levelling roadmaps — sorted by required level.
- Press / anywhere in the wiki to fuzzy-search the lot.
Drift in with the Keepers.
Join the Mietshu Discord — swap homestead screenshots, hear about updates first, find a party for boss islands, and tell us what to build next. The sky is friendlier with company.
What's new
Full changelog →- AddedYou can finally reach Rune Isle. The runecrafting glade — its four