Overview
Sky Dream is a free mobile game where you fly a winged creature through scrolling fantasy landscapes, steering past obstacles for as long as you can stay airborne. You can download it from Apple's App Store and start playing without buying anything first1. What makes it different is who does the flying: if you hold a Skymon, one of a collection of 10,000 collectible creatures2, that specific creature becomes your character and keeps its own distance record3.
Sky Dream was built by Diing, Inc., a studio that works on blockchain integration, virtual showrooms, and its own consumer products4. The game is tied to Skymon, a Cardano NFT collection of 10,000 winged creatures from the same team, with traits covering species, wings, and colouring2. According to the developer, the records a Skymon achieves are kept with the NFT and stored on the Cardano blockchain3.
Key Features
- Each creature flies like itself. Wing type and weight vary from Skymon to Skymon, so two creatures handle differently in the air and reach different distances5.
- A record that stays with the creature. The developer states that distances a Skymon achieves are kept with the NFT and stored on Cardano3.
- Playable before you own a Skymon. Players without one fly a secret creature instead. Its record resets to zero after each fall, while a held Skymon keeps what it earns3.
- Walking converts into flight distance. With permission, the game reads the daily step count the phone already tracks and turns those steps into extra distance in the air5.
- Runs beyond the phone. The App Store listing covers iPhone and iPad, Mac computers with Apple silicon, and Apple Vision headsets1.
What to Expect
Sky Dream is a side-scrolling adventure game3 in which players guide a Skymon through obstacles1. The App Store lists it as a casual game, available in English, rated for ages four and up1.
If you already hold a Skymon, the appeal is different. The collection was sold as 10,000 creatures on Cardano, and Sky Dream gives one of them something to do beyond sitting in a wallet2.
Sky Dream sits inside a wider set of work from the same studio. Diing lists Skymon among its own products alongside its client services6, and the Skymon site points to a Skymon Center and an extended-reality (XR) world alongside the game2. Readers new to the idea of blockchain-linked games may find the introduction to Web3 games useful context, and other titles in the same space are grouped under games.
