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The Developers Behind Hyper Light Drifter Reveal Their Next Project
Solar Ash Kingdom is the latest game developed by Heart Machine, the creators of the beloved Hyper Light Drifter. Though details pertaining to the game's central plot are nonexistent, an announcement trailer showcases various neon-hued backdrops that players will likely be navigating. The final moments of the cinematic reveal a masked character fighting what seems to be a large, shadowed eyeball. From these visuals alone, Solar Ash Kingdom looks to feature the same innovative art and intense combat systems of its predecessor.
Heart Machine has not announced a release date for the game as of yet, but it looks to one day be available on the Epic Games Store for PC. While you wait for more updates on Solar Ash Kingdom, check out Our 20 Most Anticipated Indie Games Of 2019.
[Source: IGN]
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