[Gamescom 2016] Seasons After Fall - Gamescom Trailer

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Seasons After Fall unveils its Gamescom Trailer
The game is now available for pre-purchase on Steam at 15% off

Focus Home Interactive and indie studio Swing Swing Submarine unveil the Gamescom Trailer of Seasons After Fall, the atmospheric story-driven puzzle platformer due this September on PC. Enter a world ruled by nature and magic as a wild fox with a fantastic ability: a supernatural control over the seasons to shape the environment and progress in this mystical adventure.

The Gamescom Trailer tells you more about the story and the enigmatic spirit that will guide your way along your adventure. This spirit is in search of the fragments of the Seasons and needs an envoy to meet the Guardians of the Seasons, large ancestral creatures who embody the essence of the Season they are protecting. You need to gather these fragments to complete the Ritual of the Seasons, allowing this mysterious spirit to realize her dreams... and yours as well.

Use your ability to change the seasons and manipulate the world around you. Use the rain from Spring to raise water levels, then the cold of Winter to freeze it up, granting you safe passage. Become entranced by the charms of this contemplative and poetic adventure, inhabited by the bewitching melodies of a string quartet.

Seasons After Fall will release this September and is now available for pre-purchase on Steam at 15% off.

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I love the idea of changing seasons at will to progress in the game. While I have seen similar things before, like in the game, "400 years", where you wait for either the season or terrain to change for you to traverse it before the 400 years are over, I can't wait to see how this game will play around with this concept.

chainmailmonkey

Been waiting for this game for a long time. Super happy to see it finally have a release date! Definitely preordering.

kitah

Seems very Ori and the blind forest esque to me, still looks really interesting.

N

Everybody's talking about Ori and the Blind Forest, and I agree in a good way.
But Jake and the Fox, some old flash game, stuck out to me first.

tolelexiter