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"Little Prince regresa a Sky en el evento Days of Bloom de este año"

Autor: Mia May 12,2025

La primavera está en el aire, y Sky: Children of the Light celebra con el regreso del encantador evento Days of Bloom, con una amada colaboración con el Príncipe . Este emocionante evento se extiende del 24 de marzo al 13 de abril, invitando a los jugadores a sumergirse en un mundo de color y asombro.

La última vez que Little Prince Groted Sky: Children of the Light regresó en 2021 durante la temporada de The Little Prince, que fue reconocido por su conmovedora narración de historias. El evento ENCORE especial de este año revive todas las misiones originales de Little Prince, pero con un toque impresionante: todo ahora está a todo color, alejándose de la estética anterior en blanco y negro.

El Príncipe Little está visitando Sky: Children of the Light

El evento comienza en Aviary Village, donde conocerás a una guía que te llevará al desierto de Starlight, el centro vibrante de las festividades de este año. Esta área está adornada con ubicaciones panorámicas de la colaboración original, lo que permite a los jugadores reconectarse con la cautivadora narrativa del Little Prince .

Obtenga un adelanto del evento con este cautivador video:

Este año, los jugadores también pueden compartir sus pensamientos y reflexiones a través de una nueva característica: los mensajes de rosa. Estos mensajes florecen directamente desde el suelo, similar a los botes de mensajes pero enraizados en el mundo mismo. Estas indicaciones interactivas se inspiran en los temas de Le Petit Prince , agregando un toque personal a su viaje.

El mundo del cielo también está obteniendo un cambio de imagen estacional, con flores y flores silvestres que aparecen en el hogar, el bosque oculto, el arca olvidada y los picos de la pradera. Explorar estas áreas lo recompensará con una moneda de eventos de bonificación oculta en todo el mundo, mejorando su experiencia.

¡No te pierdas este evento vibrante! Descargar Sky: Children of the Light de Google Play Store y sumergirse en los días de Bloom 2025.

Antes de ir, asegúrese de ver nuestras noticias sobre la colaboración RPG Pixel Pixel de Puzzle & Dragons X Disney , que trae un mundo lleno de magia a sus dedos.

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