Sea of Solitude: Director's Cut will change this winter

Mer of solitude is released last year for a very warm welcome from everyone, including us. The Game Awards also loved, which may explain why the developers decided to announce that the game was going out for Switch as part of the 2020 pre-broadcast of Game Awards. The Kay protagonist is back with magnificent graphics, and his world has never been threatening or more beautiful. But it's not just a port. Jo-Mei promises that this version of Kay's story will be a complete redesign of the game, hence his title sea of ​​loneliness: Director's Cut. If you have not had the chance to play this exploration of mental illness, we can not recommend it enough.

Just title for a game on the depression, mer of solitude takes place in a strange world filled with magnificent and horrible monsters. The protagonist also looks monstrous in their own right, but it's a kind of charming monstrosity. As soon as I saw it, I knew I wanted to see it more. Between her brilliant red eyes, her long fur and his expressive face, she is an immediately attractive silhouette. And helping him navigate, running, climbing and making a way through his own mind, a world that goes from darkness and presentiment to brilliant and beautiful.

The Holder Sea is of course inhabited by monsters, just like a variety of industrial, frozen and unpublished wild environments to cross, climb and fight. These animals are manifestations of kay trials in real life, and the incredibly heavy emotional narrative will put it against the worst of itself. Can you help him overcome everything?

_ "We will not stop until we have reached the safety zone together.

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Source: the Game Awards