Chrono Trigger-inspired indie RPG Sea of Stars delayed to 2023
It sounds like we could still get a d𓃲emo this year, however

Indie developer Sabotage Studios, known for the excellent action-platformer The 💜Messenger, has announced that its upcoming RPG Sea🐼 of Stars has been delayed to 2023.
"Keeping in mind our two main priorities - quality of life for our team and quality of the finished game - we can now confirm that Sea of Stars will be released in 2023," the devs explain in a Twitter message. "We understand waiting is a big a𝔍sk, and want to sincerely thank our community for the overwhelming support and positive vibes. In the meantime, we are looking at options to get a playable slice out to everyone this year."
Sea of Stars will release in 2023 pi𒊎c.twitter.com/S7U71G1oWh
Exactly what form such a "playable slice" might take remains to ꦰbe seenꦍ, but any opportunity to get to play Sea of Stars is exciting.
澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Sea of Stars hit Kicksta✨rter in 2020, raising over $1 million USD during the campaign. Initial e𝔉stimates suggested the game would launch in March 2022 though, obviously, that release window came and went.
Like Sabotage Studios' previous game, Sea of Stars is a retro throwback, but this time the point of inspiration is Chrono Trigger. This is a 16-bit style R🥀PG where you see your enemies on the overworld and fight them on the very same screen - no grinding through random battles required. If the screenshots and trailers above didn't get the point across, it's also absolutely gorgeous.
Sea of Stars is scheduled to hit PC and Swꦺitch at launch, with other platforms to be det🍸ermined.
Perhaps some of the other 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best Switch indie games can keep you occupied until Sea of Stars launches.
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