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Ubisoft Releases Free Child Of Light Art Book To Celebrate First Anniversary
One year ago yesterday, Ubisoft released its poetic RPG Child of Light. To celebrate the occasion of its first anniversary, the publisher has made available a downloadable art book with a new story set in the land of Lemuria.
Written by Child of light scribe Jeffrey Yohalem, the digital book tells the story of Reginald the Great as he journeys throughout the land. Throughout the story, you’ll see cameos from some of the game’s characters as Reginald pursues his quest.
Ubisoft says other books set in Lemuria have already been written. In order to illustrate them though, the team will be turning to the community for submissions. Details on how to participate will be made available later.
You can download the book here. You can also read our review of Child of Light for more information.
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