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Aloft Earth Day charity donates $1 per player to rainforests

The skies of Aloft aren’t just for floating islands and wind-whipped adventures—today, they’re a force for real-world change. Developer Astrolabe is c

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The skies of Aloft aren’t just for floating islands and wind-whipped adventures—today, they’re a force for real-world change. Developer Astrolabe is celebrating Earth Day with a charity drive that turns your playtime into rainforest protection, partnering with Cool Earth to support indigenous communities fighting climate change.

Play for the Planet

Here’s how it works: for every player who logs into Aloft today, Astrolabe will donate $1 USD to Cool Earth. That means every moment you spend soaring between islands or building your sky-home directly helps protect some of the world’s most vital rainforests. It’s a simple, impactful way to turn gaming into action.

“Every moment you spend playing Aloft or tuning into streams today helps create real impact, both in the skies and here on Earth!”

Free Glider Pack and Community Streams

To sweeten the deal, the Earth Appreciation Festival is giving away a free cosmetic pack. Head to the Steam store to grab the Earth Appreciation Glider Pack, which includes:

  • The Spider’s Web Glider Pattern
  • The Rainbow Glider Trail

Both items are yours to keep forever, no strings attached. You can also tune into special Cool Earth streams from Aloft creators to show your support and amplify the cause.

This isn’t just a one-day event—it’s a reminder that even in a game about escaping to the clouds, the ground below still matters. If you’ve been looking for a reason to jump back into Aloft, today’s the day to make your flight count.

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