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What Remains Of Edith Finch Receives Physical Edition, Vinyl Soundtrack Via Iam8bit
Giant Sparrow's strange fiction indie title What Remains of Edith Finch will receive a limited physical release and vinyl soundtrack, courtesy of iam8bit.
In a tweet, the limited run retailer revealed a physical version of the story driven indie title for PlayStation 4 is available for preorder and set to ship in early 2018. Copies of the game run for $29.99 and include reversible cover art, and the product will not be region locked.
The company also plans to release a vinyl disc version of the game's soundtrack. The record's jacket features art by Giant Sparrow's Holly Rothrock, and the disc comes in a smoky wood color. The vinyl is set to release Spring of 2018 with a preorder price of $28.
Released digitally on April 25 on PC and PlayStation 4 as well as on the Xbox One on July 19, What Remains of Edith Finch has received acclaim from critics and fans alike for its story and experimental takes on gameplay. The game is currently in the running for best Narrative in The Game Awards. (Full disclosure: Game Informer is on the voting jury). Be sure to check out our full review of the game.
[Source: iam8bit]
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