Is The Kaiyo Mission down?

'The Kaiyō Mission’ is about peaceful yet dangerous space exploration in hostile underwater environments of ocean worlds. The players embark in three different mission phases that lead them to various underwater plateaus of ocean worlds, including the Saturnian moon Enceladus. They will control a submarine or a diver and take photographs of alien animals, plants and artefacts. A tutorial level is available, and a bonus mission phase with several self-contained games is opened upon successful completion of the initial three phases.Key Features of The Kaiyo Mission:A unique story based on real research and a hard science-fiction adventure.The game triggers the curiosity of the player to explore alien underwater worlds that are peaceful but dangerous, performing research tasks. The different vision modes, sound effects and music make the experience varied and engaging. Some of the context is realistic to a certain extent, based on real research, science and hard science-fiction. The player is placed in an international context, where humanity works together to push the boundaries of knowledge… ‘After a smooth descent, the habitat was gently put down on the seabed, not far from the portal but sufficiently enough from any rocks that could become an obstacle for the recovery of the habitat. The new ‘home’ for the explorers was a bit like a spacecraft. Comfort and personal space were not high on the list of priorities. However, all was designed to be functional and optimised to support safe diving operations on the seabed at depths of several hundreds of meters, for a group up to ten divers over several days or even weeks.’ (Extracts from 'The Kaiyo Mission – Enceladus')Use of African music in a science-fiction game.Not many people link space travel and the exploration of our universe with anything related to Africa. This is often so, because many of us are biased to rather associate these topics with classical music, or sometimes Western music, or bespoke ‘futuristic‘ mu...