Ambrosia Sky: Act Two, the concluding chapter to the clean-’em-up sim from developer Soft Rains, is out now on PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store.
Soft Rains is an independent game studio based in Toronto, founded by developers behind titles like Skyrim, Grindstone, Fallout 3/4, Watch Dogs: Legion, A Mortician’s Tale, Creature in the Well, and Valorant. In 2025, Soft Rains released its debut title, Ambrosia Sky: Act One.
Act Two follows follows Dalia, a young field scientist in space who returns to her home colony following a world-altering crisis. Armed with an upgradeable chemical sprayer, she cleanses contaminated space stations, lays the dead to rest, and searches for answers behind the catastrophe threatening humanity.
The story also follows Dalia’s search for her ex-girlfriend, Maeve, while continuing to recover DNA that could unlock the secret to human immortality. The story brings the central mysteries introduced in Act One to a conclusion.
Beyond its narrative finale, Act Two aims to expand the experience with new locations, additional exo-fungus species, a revamped progression system, new equipment upgrades, and new player abilities. As players venture deeper into The Cluster, they’ll encounter increasingly dangerous fungal lifeforms and shifting zero-gravity environments that make Dalia’s tether an essential traversal tool.
According to a press release, “Ambrosia Sky revels in its quieter moments.” Cleaning isn’t just about sanitization; it’s a personal act that connects Dalia to the spaces she explores and the people who used to inhabit them. Laying the dead to rest allows players to hear the final wishes of those lost in the crisis, preserving a piece of who they were as Dalia grants them one final act of care.
Act Two is available now as a free update for existing players. For new players, a limited-time 20% launch discount will allow them to pick up the full game at just $11.99 USD. Following the promotional period, the full game price will increase to $24.99 USD to reflect the expanded experience.