Modus Games announced recently that Ary and the Secret of Seasons will be releasing on consoles this July, including the Nintendo Switch. The beautiful adventure game has won many awards at game shows and looks to be something to keep an eye on.
Check out Modus Game’s press release below;
Walnut Creek (April 30, 2020) – Indie publisher Modus Games along with developer eXiin today announced Ary and the Secret of Seasons, a young girl’s courageous journey and discovery of an incredible power over seasons, will reach Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC on July 28.
The announcement was paired with an all-new gameplay video wherein protagonist Ary explores lush stretches of grassy wilderness and a grand, mysterious temple. Ary’s ability to conjure seasonal biomes to alter her surroundings quickly comes in handy, creating platforms leading to new areas and frigid solutions to puzzles obscuring her way. Witness the vast potential within Ary’s power by viewing the full video here:
Ary and the Secret of Seasons is an engrossing action adventure following Ary’s growth into her unexpected new duty serving as Guardian of Winter. Granting her the ability to change the seasons around her, this new role leads Ary through a captivating quest to find her brother Flynn and become a Winter Guardian. Towering beasts, perplexing secrets, and stuffy traditions stand before Ary, keeping her fight for a peaceful future exciting and fresh with each new challenge thrown her way.
For more on Ary and the Secret of Seasons, check out https://ary-game.com/. To get the latest updates on all of Modus Games’ exciting upcoming games, check out https://modusgames.com/, join the Discord channel (modus.games/discord), and follow @Modus_Games on Twitter and Facebook
The game looks amazing, and as a fan of the genre, I am pretty excited to eventually check it out. How about you? What do you think of Ary and the Secret of Seasons? Let us know in the comments below! Thank you for visiting SwitchWatch.co.uk. Happy gaming, everyone.
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