Prototype via Thunder Lotus

Thunder Lotus has an announcement pairing good news with bad news. The skilful news is that the studio's championship Spiritfarer has sold over 1 million copies worldwide beyond all platforms. The bad news, or rather bittersweet news, is that the developer is behest the game cheerio with Spiritfarer: Farewell Edition, which has launched today.

The Cheerio Edition of the accolade-winning direction game about expiry and dying comes with additional content released for the base game, including the Jack and Daria update, which was also separately released today. In the final update, Stella sails to Overbrook Island to restore a dilapidated infirmary back to its former glory.

"All practiced things must come up to an end. And Spiritfarer has been peculiarly good for Thunder Lotus!" Nicolas Guérin, creative director for Spiritfarer, said in a argument. In a separate statement on the PlayStation Blog, Guérin said that the studio never dreamed that Spiritfarer would even attain 1 million players, particularly since they released the game in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic late concluding yr.

In addition to the awards Spiritfarer was nominated for, including the Games For Impact laurels at The Game Awards, the artistic manager as well said that the studio received hundreds of letters and emails from players well-nigh how they connected with the game equally healthcare professionals on the frontlines of the pandemic, and as people mourning the loss of loved ones to COVID-19.