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Season: A Letter to the Future Postponed, We Will Not Get on the Bike This Year

Scavengers Studio developers are in need of more time to fine-tune their game.

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Back in early June, we were given a glimpse of gameplay from Season: A Letter to the Future, the intriguing adventure game in which we embark on a bicycle expedition and document the world around us.

It was supposed to debut this fall, however, it turns out that we will wait a little longer for the said title. Indeed, the developers from Scavengers Studio have announced that they need more time to perfect the game.

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Season: A Letter to the Future is expected to launch in early 2023

The developers announced that Season: A Letter to the Future is set to debut in the first quarter of 2023. Unfortunately, the exact release date of the game has not been announced. However, the developers explained that they aim to make their game a “unique experience.”

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Meanwhile, the studio is also keen to ensure that the extended work on the game will not negatively affect the team’s well-being. That is why the decision was made to postpone the premiere until early next year.

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Close your eyes, take a deep breath and let yourself be carried away on a wonderful journey in the atmospheric third-person adventure game Season, in which you will go on a cycling trip. Explore the world for the first time, looking at it through the eyes of a young woman from a remote village. Collect artifacts and memories before a mysterious cataclysm destroys everything…,” reads the game’s description on Steam.

In the end, let’s remember that Season: A Letter to the Future is coming to PC, as well as PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 consoles. The game boasts eye-pleasing, cartoonish visuals, and as announced by the developers, players can count on a thought-provoking story.

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