Massira PC

Experience the story of Numi and Yara, two Syrian refugees on their journey to Europe, through a lowpoly puzzle adventure game. Play as the young child protagonist facing challenges from a fantasy viewpoint amid imagined landscapes. Make small decisions that shape the single-player narrative, and collect items revealing insights into Syrian, Greek, Austrian, German, and Macedonian cultures. This indie casual adventure draws from real refugee experiences, blending history with childlike wonder in every handcrafted map. Achievements track progress across platforms, unlocking details from newspapers and collectibles tied to actual events. It suits players who appreciate sensitive tales with social themes.

Massira is a story driven, puzzle adventure game with a lowpoly style, where you will live the story of Numi and Yara, two Syrian refugees who make a trip to Europe. Inspired by facts and real experiences, you will face different problems from the fantasy perspective of the little protagonist. Get inmerse on the enviroment by checking every spot of this precious adventure.

Oriented to a sensitive audience and with a taste for games with social backgrounds, you can discover the hidden reality behind the fantasy while you enjoy as a child thanks to the careful artistic style.

Main Points

• Single player story mode inspired on the trip of real syrian refugees.
  
• Beautiful landscapes created from the imagination of the young child.
  
• A small decision can be mean much of a deal in the story.
  
• Collectible system that lets you know more about other cultures (Syrian, Greece, Austria, Germany, Macedonia).
  
• Game inspired in the real journey of thousands of refugees.
  
• Enjoy its lowpoly artistic style on every map we created for you

achievements

This game supports cross-buy achievements which means if you played the game on other machine or retailer you can get you achievements here too! Try to get them all as you learn history with all the collectible descriptions and newspapers inspired by the really that many refugees faced.