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First Nintendo Switch Indie Game Seasons Of Heaven Announced
Announced on the French publication Game Blog and later reported by EuroGamer, Seasons of Heaven is an upcoming Nintendo Switch's indie title.
Developed by French indie studio AnyArts Productions, this new adventure game will launch exclusively on Nintendo Switch. Taking place in a post-civilization world, it centers around a group of survivors. You play as Yann, a young boy with Asperger's Syndrome who is accompanied by his dog Ani. The story is based off a French novel of the same name. Both Yann and his canine companion are playable characters.
Furthermore, the title will be using the Unreal Engine 4. You can view a batch of images that are originally from Game Blog in our gallery below. For more on the Nintendo Switch, watch Jimmy Fallon react to it and play Zelda on The Tonight Show and read up about how it's rumored that Pokémon Sun & Moon may get its own version on the Switch.
Our Take
The Nintendo Switch's reveal was a couple months ago, but we still have little information about the console and its capabilities. We don't know a whole lot about Seasons of Heaven either, but having a main character with Asperger's sparks my interest.
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