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We will play the long-awaited RPG game this summer.

Naser Nahandian by Naser Nahandian
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It is often said that nowadays it is difficult to find classic versions of jRPG games anymore. In fact, the technology is moving forward and productions that would refer to the iconic installments of years ago are already more the domain of indie developers and it is difficult to find such on a larger scale.

However, Indie does not mean weak or done on the cheap. The last year has already shown that certain productions can boldly stand up to high-budget AAA.

One of the titles that could turn out to be this year’s dark horse will be Sea of Stars, announced at last year’s PlayStation Indies show, held in July.

At the time, it was also announced that the title will be released in 2023, though without any specifics. But now we can confirm that the game, representing a laurel to the classics of the genre, will make its debut during the holiday season! And this is always some concrete!

Obviously, it is not yet a specified day or even month, but it is always a clue that allows you to have a reference point in your head – and that’s a cool thing for those waiting anyway.

Treat yourself to Mitsuda’s first guest track for Sea of Stars, the Coral Cascades! pic.twitter.com/auOcy1PmkI

— Sea of Stars (@seaofstarsgame) January 6, 2023

Waiting? There are many indications that there is something to look forward to! So far, videos encourage anticipation of the debut, and every new footage only heats up the atmosphere.

Are you a fan of Sabotage Studio’s work or just a lover of JRPGs in general? Don’t miss our in-depth analysis of Sea of Stars and its homage to retro gaming!

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