Sabotage Studio has announced that Sea of Stars is now available for Nintendo Switch 2 and PC via GOG with the Sunset Edition update. Sea of Stars: Sunset Edition brings a new cinematic intro, new key art, and several other tweaks and improvements in one final content update.
Get the full details below, via Sabotage Studio:
- New Cinematic Intro – Our biggest budget cinematic yet, and the secret stretch goal we never mentioned. Won’t spoil it here, but it plays when starting a new game.
- Minor Tweaks – Notable mentions here are an updated balancing for Adventure (normal) difficulty, along with clear feedback prompts to convey enemies taking reduced damage while casting. Any new faces from the intro cinematic may also be spotted briefly later in the game!
- Switch 2 Port – Looking to the future, we wanted to have a proper full-on standalone Switch 2 version. While not technically an “upgrade path,” it’s set with a permanent 100 percent discount for Switch 1 owners of the game, and the ability to import Switch save files. Everything’s been programmed, but exact roll-out and propagation times are outside of our control.
- New Key Art – An official new Key Art for the game by Bryce Kho, featuring the whole party in sunset colors.
Sea of Stars was inspired by classic Japanese RPGs from the 90s, including Xenogears, Chrono Trigger, and Final Fantasy. Xenoblade Chronicles series composer Yasunori Mitsuda contributed to the stellar soundtrack of Sea of Stars. The game sold 100,000 copies on launch day, and went on to sell millions of copies in the months that followed.
Lastly, Sea of Stars is also available now for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC via Steam.
