Together with a 2nd September launch date for the digital model of Digital Solar’s Moonlighter 2: The Countless Vault, a bodily model from Silver Lining has been confirmed for Swap 2, PS5, and PC, approaching thirteenth November.
In addition to the Commonplace Version, there’s naturally a Collector’s Version with a bunch of additional ins and outs (try the total checklist under). Accessible from Silver Lining’s web site, the Commonplace Version is priced at €49,99 or your regional equal, and the Collector’s pack will set you again €79,99.
As that ‘2’ within the title suggests, this can be a follow-up to the top-down Moonlighter, a Zelda-style roguelite-y motion RPG which got here out again in 2018 and noticed varied updates plus DLC within the years since.
Try the date reveal trailer above to get an concept of what it seems like in movement. Here is a drop of the official blurb plus some screenshots:
Dive deep into Motion-RPG with roguelike parts and a story about new beginnings. With no coin to your identify, you and the opposite townsfolk discover yourselves stranded within the distant village of Tresna. Now, it’s as much as you to get again in your ft and switch your humble store into the beating coronary heart of the village’s wealth. Discover harmful dungeons, collect relics, promote them, and reinvest in your pals’ institutions. Unlock new weapons, armor, store decorations, and—extra importantly—restore hope that issues can sooner or later flip round.
Collectors’ Version Contains
Moonlighter 2: The Countless Vault Recreation
Collector’s Field
Digital Artboook
3 Patches
Holo Sticker
Diorama Sticker Sheets
Poster
4 Postcards
Metallic Coin
Each variations are up for pre-order now, with a ten% low cost on the digital model (knocking $3 off its customary $29.99 value) till launch, and there is a demo obtainable in case you’re after a gameplay taster.
The unique recreation launched again in November 2018 on Swap 1, chunk of time into the system’s life, though it nonetheless feels to us like certainly one of its ‘early’ indie hits. Fingers crossed the sequel can convey the products once more eight years on.
