Songbringer Release Date Announced
Songbringer, an indie action RPG developed by one man, Nathanael Weiss of Wizard Fu Games has a concrete release date for all platforms now. The PC and Xbox One versions will release on 1 September 2017 and the PlayStation 4 version will release on 5 September 2017. The PC version will be available from the Windows 10 Store and Steam.
In Songbringer you’ll take on the role of an interplanetary surveyor who wakes up shirtless on a strange world. It’s not clear if hero Roq has been on a crazy stag night or whether the lack of shirt is something to do with the ancient evil he’s going to have to deal with. Though the combat and dungeon exploration are inspired by the Zelda games, the world map will be generated from a six letter seed, ensuring at different region to explore each time you play.
Songbringer confirmed for September release
Teesside, UK 14th August 2017 – For immediate release.
One man development team Wizard Fu (Nathanael Weiss) and publisher Double Eleven are delighted to announce that Songbringer will be releasing on Xbox One and PC on 1st September, and PlayStation™ 4 on the 5th.
September 1st Xbox One, Windows 10 Store, Steam
September 5th PlayStation™ 4
Play as Roq, a space-faring planetary surveyor who wakes up shirtless on a strange planet. With the help of your robot companion Jib, it’s your job to save the universe from the ancient evil army you’ve accidentally awoken. Only by exploring the harsh world of Ekzerra, mastering the dungeons and defeating its fearsome bosses will you unlock the secrets of your own power and return the galaxy to peace.
Songbringer is an action RPG, inspired by the original Zelda games, with real time combat, a wide range of weapons and a tonne of hidden secrets. World maps are generated from a 6-letter world seed, which determines the layout of the overworld and dungeons.
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