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Wheels of Aurelia
Wheels of Aurelia, a story-based driving game set in 1970s Italy, is coming to the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Wii U on October 4.
Developer Santa Ragione originally launched an early beta of Wheels of Aurelia for PC on their website last year. After a successful run through Steam Greenlight, the official Steam release was delayed from Spring to Summer of 2016. Yesterday Santa Ragione announced via the European PlayStation Blog that publisher MixedBag has picked up the rights to release the game on PlayStation 4, as well as other consoles. Santa Ragione will be handling the release of the Steam version, which is now set to launch on September 20.
MixedBag will also release Santa Ragione's previous titles, FOTONICA and MirrorMoon EP, for PlayStation 4 as well. You can watch the latest trailer for Wheels of Aurelia below.
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