Scavengers Studio has confirmed that the game will be coming to PC, PS4 and PS5 later this fall.
The June hustle and bustle kicked off last night with the State of Play held by PlayStation. In it we had big announcements, news about existing titles and also space for more modest games, as is the case of Season: A Letter to the Future.
This title developed by Scavengers Studio appeared again at a Sony event, surprising again for its characteristic artwork. With the trailer you can see at the top of the news, its release date has been confirmed: will arrive in autumn to PC, PS4 and PS5.
Its artistic section has attracted attention“High in the mountains lies a village safe from the turmoil caused by the change of season. No one has left for years, except Estelle. In her world, a season is a period of history, an era. This season is about to end. Riding her bikeshe decides to leave her home and head into the unknown to capture that moment for the sake of the future. Estelle travels through an unfamiliar yet familiar world, discovering life on the brink of imminent and mysterious change,” reads the official description.
Scavengers Studio confirms that the goal of Season: A Letter to the Future is to explore, record, meet people and discover the world. unknown that lies before us. At any time we can get off the bike and equip different tools that can represent sounds and music, art and architecture, voices of elders, religious practices about to disappear or the remains of the past. With the tools we will have to shape the culture, history and ecology hidden in the depths.
We will have to take pictures, take notes and recordEverything will be recorded in a diary, and we will be able to take photographs and store recordings. Pedaling with our bike will be a regular mechanic, and the adaptive triggers of the PS5 DualSense controller will have haptic feedback to sense resistance when going uphill or letting go when descending.
Season: A Letter to the Future is coming to PC, PS4 and PS5 in the fall of this year, but other lesser-known games made an appearance during Sony’s broadcast. Without going any further, the fantastic Tunic has confirmed its release on PlayStation, while Roll7, creators of OlliOlli, have presented a very original skateboard shooter.
