MIO: Memories in Orbit
What MIO is
Play as android MIO in this mesmerizing metroidvania where you explore the Vessel, an enormous technological ark overgrown with machines gone rogue.
The sentence of its Steam description that best says what it is, picked by Jev. The developer's own words.Play as android MIO in this mesmerizing metroidvania where you explore the Vessel, an enormous technological ark overgrown with machines gone rogue. Uncover its secrets, enhance MIO's abilities, and save the spaceship and its residents from oblivion.
What people say
Within MIO: Memories in Orbit's difficulty complaints, punishing platforming leads, with distant checkpoints and long boss runbacks also adding to the frustration.
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Of the people who wrote a review
Watch out for
- Difficulty37%Most often punishing platforming
“- "Accessibility" options that are so inadequate they're like a slap in the face. The worldbuilding and art style are gorgeous, which makes it all the more shamefu [...] s more on player fatigue...”
Share of written reviews that raise each one.
Who it suits
- Collecting and completing122 reviewers; most raised: difficultyComplain70%Praise100%
- Playing solo55 reviewers; most raised: difficultyComplain53%Praise100%
- Relaxing12 reviewers; most raised: difficultyComplain49%Praise84%






Steam reviews over its whole life
5,596 reviews in every language, counted per week by Steam itself.
What MIO reviewers say
One public report on MIO: Memories in Orbit reads 2,088 Steam reviews from the last year. The report “What people complain about and love in 2026” was last updated Oct 20, 2026. Of its 2,088 judged reviewers, 53% complain, 94% praise something, 8% make a request and 2% say they're quitting. The top complaint is difficulty at 65% of complaints, then gameplay and design (17%) and controls and UI (8%). Top praise: gameplay is fun, at 53% of praise. Top requests: new feature or option (65%) and more content (11%). Two audience differences stand out. Not recommended: mention gameplay and design 1.6x as often as everyone (42% vs 27%). 10 to 50 hours: mention difficulty 1.1x as often as everyone (74% vs 71%).
One public report on MIO: Memories in Orbit. Each title is written by the person who shared it; the line under it says how the reviews were picked.
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