Sea of Stars Was Recently Announced For PS4 & PS5, In Addition To PC And Nintendo Switch

A game that was formerly announced only for the Nintendo Switch is now coming to the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, besides the already announced PC.

One of the most well-liked types of video game content is role-playing games or RPGs. The action role-playing game is the kind of role-playing game that is played the most often.  The subgenre is still there today but without the same level of relevance.

In light of this, one of the role-playing video games with the greatest hype in the independent gaming business right now is a turn-based RPG known as Sea of Stars. Previously, it had been said that it would only be available for the Nintendo Switch and personal computers, but lately, the developer Sabotage Studio revealed that the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 would also be supported when the game is released in 2023.

Regrettably, the only information available on the release date is “2023.” No more details are provided. Those who are looking forward to the game, however, now have a new trailer to look forward to.

For the benefit of those who are unaware, this is not Sabotage Studio’s first time at the rodeo. Their previous game, The Messenger, gives the impression that the development team has the quality necessary to live up to the expectation. Having said that, The Messenger is an entirely distinct game given its status as an action platformer. It will be fascinating to see whether the team can successfully pivot in a whole new direction while keeping the same level of quality throughout the process. It seems like they will be able to do it thus far.

The novel Sea of Stars narrates the narrative of two Children of the Solstice who will unite the forces of the sun and moon to execute Eclipse Magic. This is the only force that is capable of defending against the grotesque inventions of The Fleshmancer, an evil alchemist.

At the time, there has been no information forthcoming on any other platforms. Xbox is obviously the most notable platform that is absent at the moment.