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The Sailor’s Dream
Simogo, the studio behind last year’s Year Walk and Device 6, has announced when we’ll explore its latest mobile title. The Sailor’s Dream will be out in just a couple of weeks, and we still don’t know much about it.
You might recall that Simogo has been careful about how much it’s shared about the title. Last month, the developer shared that it was purposely being tight-lipped so as not to give too much away.
“It’s quite simple,” the developer says. “We just don’t don’t want to rob you of the sense of wonder and discovery.”
The track in the trailer above was written by Jonathan Eng for The Sailor’s Dream. His work is featured throughout, as are the vocals of Stephanie Hladowski.
You’ll be able to step into Simogo’s latest surreal adventure on November 6. It’ll be available on iOS devices.
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