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life’s companions

Experience the wonder in this anonymous adventure where you travel on a life’s passage, with the chance to connect with companions along the way.

a mysterious world

Alone and surrounded by miles of burning, sprawling desert, you soon discover the looming mountaintop is your goal. The passage will not be easy but this experience of a lifetime will help you discover who you are, what this place is, as you arrive at your purpose.

beautiful art and music

Soar above ruins and glide across sands as you explore the secrets of a forgotten civilization.  Featuring stunning visuals, haunting music, and unique online gameplay, Journey delivers an experience like no other.

The release of Journey attracted over 100+ industry awards and media accolades, with some naming the game as their ‘Game of The Year’ in 2012.

"A glorious, thoughtful, moving masterpiece"

- entertainment weekly, "mysterious and beautiful", "an incredible, emotional game", "one of the most amazing game experiences of my life", - gamesradar.

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25 best adventure games to get swept up in right now

From Baldur's Gate 3 to Far Cry, the best adventure games are for the daring

The best adventure games out there take us to a myriad of different virtual worlds and introduce us to a host of memorable characters and scenarios. From fantasy  realms to post-apocalyptic landscapes and space-faring locales, there's no shortage of great journeys to set out on across various genres. With some of the best game stories to experience, the best adventure games are often offer up plenty of exploration, unexpected surprises, and action, whether it be traversing across the Wild West, discovering the tale of a family home, or getting swept up in the realms of Norse mythology, this list showcases just how much is on offer for anyone looking for a new adventure to dive into. 

With some of the best-single player games and best co-op games among our selection, there's something for everyone, with picks across multiple platforms. While we certainly have plenty to look forward to when it comes to all of the new games for 2024 on the horizon, read on below to find the best adventure games you can play right now. 

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Our list of the best adventure games was updated on March 22. We have nothing more to add right now, but we've made sure that all our recommendations below still deserve their spots.

25. Fallout 4

Developer: Bethesda Game Studios Platform(s): PC, PS4, Xbox One 

Now may not seem like the ideal time to revisit a post-apocalyptic landscape that has reduced former major cities to ghost towns but, hey, what better way is there to adjust to the desertion of the outside world? Fallout 4 may be bleak at times, what with the whole nuclear devastation and that, but it ultimately presents us with lands to explore that are rich in detail, populated by unforgettable characters - robot detectives! Ghoulified radio lovers! -, and ripe for the chance to build your own community on. While you wander through the scorched remains of a society devastated by an invisible enemy (in the form of radiation).

24. A Way Out

Developer: Hazelight Platform(s): PC, PS4, Xbox One

If single-player adventures aren’t for you, not to worry - A Way Out is here to ensure that those that favour split-screen offerings still get the chance to engage in the high-stakes campaigns that solo players often get to sink their teeth into. Opening in a prison in the 1970s, A Way Out urges a player and their partner to work together effectively to plot their escape from incarceration. It’s an inventive set-up, in which players must work with one another smartly if they are to make any kind of progress - at some point, one player will have to create a distraction so that the other can pick up an object that will aid them in their escape plan. By the end of the game, the two players helping the protagonists Leo and Vincent to go on the run will become as close as the characters they’re controlling and may even shed a tear or two as the story nears its conclusion.

23. Starfield

Developer: Bethesda Game Studios Platform(s): PC, Xbox Series X

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If exploring the galaxy is your idea of a good time, you've probably at least heard of Starfield already. Bethesda's sprawling deep space RPG is a lot more than an open world adventure: it's an intergalactic one, and that means the sky's no limit at all. With skip customization, a range of unique character backgrounds to choose from, and of course no shortage of winding journeys to take among the stars, Starfield is a veritable adventure playground.

22. Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart

Developer: Insomniac Games Platform: PS5

One of the finest duos to ever grace the gaming world, there are few pairs you’ll spend a better time with than this particular Lombax and his robot pal. The plot at heart is simple enough - our unlikely twosome travel from planet to planet in an attempt to keep the galaxy safe from the egotists that threaten it. With plenty of laughs, puzzles to solve, and hoverboard races to take part in, Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart 's heroes serve as two of the most easily entertaining characters out there and joining them on their missions never once involves a dull moment.

21. Far Cry 4

Developer: Ubisoft Platform(s): PC, PS4, Xbox One  

The Far Cry series has always excelled at creating eccentric, deeply unhinged villains and this fourth offering is no exception. In fact, Far Cry 4 may contain the greatest antagonist these games have ever seen: I mean, how could anyone forget Pagan Min? The flamboyant lover of colourful suits may have been the head of a brutal tyranny but, boy, did he have one-liners to spare. In your quest to free the fictional Himalayan country of Kyrat, you come across Min time and time again while you team up with rebel forces and ride elephants to your heart’s content. You’ll be hard pressed to find another villain quite as fun as Min in your other adventures, that much I can promise.

20. The Wolf Among Us

Developer: Telltale Games Platform(s): PC, PS4, Xbox One, Android, iOS

This 2014 cult hit from Telltale took classic fairytale characters, reimagined them in a hidden town in 1980s New York and then dropped them all into the mix of a murder investigation that the player leads. As the reformed Big Bad Wolf, you get to lead the search for the murderer like the kind of gruff detective you’d find in early 2000s TV shows; only in this case, the suspects and aides are all familiar fairytale folk. In episodic installments, you are tasked with unravelling the mystery of the killings that are taking place in Fabletown and, soon enough, the whole fabric of this strange community starts to fall apart. The Wolf Among Us is an oddity that you won’t forget in a hurry, so head on into Fabletown and enjoy the topsy turvy nature of it all.

19. Hogwarts Legacy

Developer: Avalanche Software Platforms: PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X, Xbox One

Potterheads unite! Hogwarts Legacy is a sprawling fantasy RPG that plants you in the shoes of a fifth-year student at the iconic wizarding school, but there's a lot more to it than slinging spells and feeding hippogriffs. One aspect that the game truly excels in is its stunning world-building. The huge map comprises not only Hogwarts and neighbouring village Hogsmeade, but plenty of smaller hamlets, creature dens, and enemy encampments hidden amid the thick overgrowth of forest. You'll want to spend hours soaring over tranquil coastlines before hopping off your broom to puzzle through a Merlin trial; just don't forget to complete those assignments, too. 

18. Gone Home

Developer: Fullbright Platform(s): PC, PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, iOS

If you like your adventures with just a touch of tragedy and a thoughtful look at issues concerning gender and sexuality, then Gone Home is the indie title you should be exploring. It may not involve the use of heavy weaponry the way the other entries on this list do and it may not take you across sweeping lands, but it does invite you to seek out a gripping and bittersweet story of one girl’s reason for fleeing her family home. Told through the lens of a young woman in search of her sister, Gone Home is devised of wandering through a big, empty house and slowly combing through clues to what has unfolded here. It may not sound like an adventure in the traditional sense but it is certainly fascinating enough to keep you as entertained as the aforementioned big budget games do.

17. Bioshock Infinite

Developer: Irrational Games Platforms: PC, PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch

If you weren’t satisfied with knocking several rounds out of a crazed tyrant in Far Cry 5, try Bioshock Infinite on for size. In a dramatic change of scenery from the first two Bioshock games, Infinite takes you sky high (literally) by thrusting you, as the fantastically named Booker DeWitt, into Columbia - a floating city ruled by a figure that fancies himself as a God. Like all Bioshock entries, Infinite is notable for its creepy atmosphere (even with a new, bright colour palette that serves as the complete opposite to its predecessors) and ability to scare the absolute crap out of players even when all seems calm. Don’t question the complexities of the varying timelines you come across, just trust those creepy twins.

16. Guardians of the Galaxy

Developer: Eidos Montreal Platform(s): PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch In this brilliantly entertaining and humor-filled adventure, you take on the role of Star-Lord as you set out across the galaxy with your rag-tag team. Filled with action and plenty of surprises along the way, you'll find yourself wrapped up in quest to save the day against an intergalactic threat - all in a day's work, right? With a loveable cast of characters that form up your crew, each member will offer something different in the story, including fighting styles when you enter into combat. From chatting with your misfit crew aboard the Milano to landing on strange alien planets, Guardians of the Galaxy takes you on an uproarious ride you won't want to miss. 

15. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor

Developer: Respawn Entertainment Platforms: PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X, Xbox One

  Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is one of the best Star Wars games for good reason. Cal is back, the young Jedi at odds with the Galactic Empire, and this time he's brought friends. With five different lightsaber types and the option between a single or double-blade, wielding the Force has never looked snazzier. And were would be be without an old-fashioned blaster? Expect memorable characters and a stunning story to boot when you load into Jedi Survivor the first time, just two reasons why we deem it one of the best action-adventure games ever.

Developer: BlueTwelve Platform(s): PC, PS5, PS4

Stray takes you on one pawsome adventure as a little cat who, after getting lost, must find their way through a neon-tinted cybercity inhabited by robots. Along the way, you'll meet a little robot called B12 who accompanies you as you run along the streets, climb up buildings, and paw at paint cans to find your way through. With plenty of mysteries wrapped up in its world, you'll puzzle your way through the city and experience everything from the perspective a fluffy. From pawing at paint cans to known them over, to curling up for a snooze, and scratching at rugs, you'll get to do all the things a cat would do as you explore. Oh, and there's a dedicated meow-button, of course. 

13. Until Dawn

Developer: Supermassive Games Platform(s): PS4

Often billed as one of the most inventive survival horror games around, this 2015 hit from Supermassive Games is the story of one night spent in the snowy Blackwood Mountains, where you switch in and out of playing as eight different characters; all of whom must band together to escape from the varying, mysterious terrors crashing their winter gathering. The gameplay in Until Dawn is mostly made of quicktime events and, much like in Life is Strange, the butterfly effect is employed throughout the story to ensure that the player is constantly aware of the consequences of their rash actions - something which raises the stakes of the game and makes for a much more intriguing trawl through the woods than your usual horror fare. When isolation stops you from spending an actual night cooped up with friends somewhere, why not do it in Until Dawn, instead? Minus the Wendigos, obviously.

12. Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus

Developer: Platform(s): PC, PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch

There is, perhaps, nothing more satisfying than taking down hordes of Nazis over and over again while also fusing your body with a souped-up supersuit. And you can quote me on that. Assuming the role once again of BJ Blazkowicz in this umpteenth entry in the legendary series, Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus might be the only game ever to feature an entire sequence in which you come face to face with Adolf Hitler on Venus. Yes, that really does happen. Wolfenstein places you right in the belly of the beast (that is to say, a Nazi-occupied America) and lets you unleash hell on anyone that stands in the way of liberation. The New Colossus is not only a whole heap of absurd fun but also packs in plenty of inspired characters and moments of equal hilarity and even tenderness. All in all, it’s a (literal) blast.

11. Assassin's Creed Valhalla

Developer: Ubisoft Platform(s): PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One

Assassin's Creed Valhalla takes you on a sprawling adventure as Viking newly arrived in England. As Eivor, you'll be raiding for riches, growing your settlement, and journeying out into the vast open-world to uncover all of its secrets. With a main story arc and plenty of side quests to keep you busy, there's no shortage of adventures to experience with an axe in hand. And with so much to see and explore in the base game, there's also a host of new DLC additions and updates to keep you busy for a long time yet. Leaning into the RPG side of the series more than ever, you'll also get to decide what actions to take as you progress. 

10. Life is Strange

Developer: Dontnod Platform(s): PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One 

Life is Strange takes you on a journey through an extraordinary period of time in a teenage girl’s life, filled with moments where the choices you make are bound to have an unchangeable impact on the future. Set in a small town - a site which serves as a tentative and delicate exploration of identity - Life is Strange sees the protagonist Max rewind time, and forge and lose friendships in an attempt to solve the mystery that is engulfing her home of Arcadia Bay. With expert storytelling and emotional intelligence both on display at all times here, Life is Strange is the perfect adventure for anyone in search of poignancy. And thanks to the remastered collection, you can experience the game that started the series with improved graphics. 

9. Telltale's The Walking Dead

Developer: Telltale Games Platform(s): PC, PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch

Arguably the jewel in Telltale’s crown, this take on the seemingly eternal comic book series is fraught with emotional devastation, sensitivity and near-on impossible choices to make; all while battling off hordes of walkers. Don’t make the mistake of thinking that just because The Walking Dead is deeply rooted in emotion that it isn’t also a dynamic and often terrifying slice of action. You’ll have to fend off the creatures clawing at your flesh just as much as you’ll have to make difficult and strategic decisions. If you’re looking for a real distraction in lockdown, look to this test of morals nestled in an unassuming zombie game you might otherwise overlook.

8. Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection

Developer: Naughty Dog Platform(s): PS4

Is it even possible to have a discussion of the great adventure games without mentioning Nathan Drake’s name at least once? In Naughty Dog’s definitive series, you get to step into the old journeyman’s boots of Nathan - treasure hunter extraordinaire and all-round charming Indiana Jones type, with his own fascinating backstory to boot (if you can excuse the pun). Across four installments, Nathan travels across the globe along with fellow ragtags in search of artefacts, truth and glories galore. Filled with puzzles, shoot-outs and plenty of stealth for those that prefer sneaking their way through decaying ruins, Uncharted is infinite in the joys it provides for anyone wondering if X really does mark the spot with all the spare time they have at home now.

Developer: Bethesda Game Studios Platform(s): PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch

Skyrim is one adventure many keep coming back to since it was first released over a decade ago, and with good reason. While it's partly thanks to the fact that Skyrim has landed on so many platforms over the years, it's also mainly because it serves up a rich world where you have your own adventures. As the Dragonborn the main campaign will keep you plenty busy, but the expansive world is ripe for all kinds of escapades to boot; with many secrets, side quests, and encounters to discover in Tamriel. With the release on new-consoles and an update that introduces fishing, there's never been a better time to step in the world of Skyrim - whether you're revisiting it or experiencing it for the first time. 

6. The Last of Us

Developer: Naughty Dog Platform(s): PS4 

It is difficult to decide what to classify The Last of Us as. Part searing tale of humanity, part classic tragedy and part terrifying test of survival; the story of Joel, Ellie and their journey through a desolate America provides some of the most moving moments in gaming history and is surely one of the greatest adventures there is. Though they are not in search of hidden treasure but, rather, a life away from the infected that roam the overgrown streets, Joel and Ellie are no less adventurers than Naughty Dog’s other lauded heroes, like Nathan Drake. Consisting of gameplay that often sees you counting your bullets and making ‘em count, staying hidden from those infamous “clickers” and wandering through the ruins of former American states, The Last of Us is an incredibly well-paced and structured piece of work - just don’t be afraid to have a cry every now and then.

5. Baldur's Gate 3

Developer: Larian Studios Platforms: PC, PS5

Widely regarded as one of the best RPGs of recent years, Baldur's Gate 3 is a winding adventure through the D&D universe. Set on the Sword Coast and spanning three stunning acts, the main campaign of BG3 is one fraught with magic, danger, and no shortage of mesmerising characters to meet along the way. In true tabletop fashion, BG3's combat is turn based - but don't let that put you off. Exploring is as easy as clicking on items, spots on the ground, or NPCs to converse with, and with fully-motion captured dialogue animations, there's something universally yet uniquely charming about Baldur's Gate 3.

4. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

Developer: CD Projekt Red Platform(s): PC, PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch

Sometimes you need a companion in your gaming whose humour is sardonic enough to keep you entertained. Enter Geralt the Witcher, who brings with him in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt one of the most wide-reaching and versatile adventures ever seen, as you inadvertently end up caught in a battle between empires for control and even solve a few murder mysteries involving elves and werewolves in the search for your adoptive daughter across a vast and unforgiving terrain. The many quests of Geralt of Rivia are plentiful and emotional enough that no gamer could want for anything once they pick up a controller and put on his Witcher’s medallion.

3. God of War

Developer: Santa Monica Studio Platform(s ): PC, PS4 

Anyone that owned a console back in 2005 surely remembers the trials and tribulations of Kratos, the infamous Spartan god and harbinger of destruction in the ancient world, no? Even if you didn’t play the original God of War series, the reboot made for the PS4 in 2018 is brilliant. In a touching story centred around father and son, you assume the role of Kratos in what initially appears to be an unassuming journey to scatter the ashes of his late wife (and his son’s mother) and soon end up embroiled in the wrath of Odin, the whispers of the World Serpent and the stories of all sorts of other mythical figures. Both an enthralling adventure and a tender study of the sacrifices we make for family, God of War is as thrilling as it is tear-jerking. 

2. Marvel’s Spider-Man 2

Developer: Insomniac Games Platform(s): PS5 

The first Marvel’s Spider-Man was hard to top, but incredibly, Insomniac pulled it off in Marvel's Spider-Man 2 . There are no bubbling volcanoes, arid deserts, or vast oceans to conquer, but the streets of downtown Manhattan prove perilous enough. The snag is that Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is a PS5-exclusive, making it a bit less accessible to those of us without Sony 's latest console. 

Not only is it one of the best adventure games you can play right now, it's arguably one of the best PS5 games yet. It has everything a Peter Parker fan could want: dynamic swinging mechanics for traversing New York, skilful combat against tremendous (and familiar) foes, and even a spot of GTA 5 -style character swapping for good measure when you want to step into the shoes of Miles Morales. The city is a bustling jungle that's yours to explore, filled with side-quests and collectibles to keep you busy between main missions. The action-adventure elements balance each other out so perfectly, there's a reason our Features Editor Joe Donnelly says it's "quite simply the best superhero game yet" in his Marvel's Spider-Man 2 review .

1. Red Dead Redemption 2

Developer: Rockstar Platform(s): PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X, Xbox One

In one of the most ambitious and sprawling games in recent memory, you can strap on outlaw Arthur Morgan’s stirrups and spend hour after hour journeying through the last days of the Western frontier in the company of your trusty horse and a few old friends. In this prequel to the much-loved Red Dead Redemption, weirdly named Red Dead Redemption 2 , you find yourself playing as a member of Dutch van der Linde’s legendary gang, alongside a younger version of the original, legendary Red Dead protagonist John Marston, and are able to ride freely across a great American landscape. You are faced with either taking the path of the honourable man as the era of the Wild West approaches its death or spending your days being as terrible an outlaw can be - the choice is yours as you lasso your way through one adventure to the next. 

For more sprawling tales of intrigue and adventure, check out our pick of the best RPG games you can play right now. 

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Award-Winning Game Journey Launches On Steam In June

You can finally play thatgamecompany's most well-known project on your PC in a couple of months.

By jeremy winslow on April 13, 2020 at 1:09PM PDT

Publisher Annapurna Interactive has confirmed that the award-winning adventure game Journey will hit Steam on June 11, eight years after the indie title launched on PS3 in March 2012.

JOURNEY from @thatgamecompany is coming to Steam on June 11. Wishlist here // https://t.co/cqNA9Q46M9 — Annapurna Interactive (@A_i) April 13, 2020

Journey currently doesn't have a purchase price on Steam, but it retails for $15 on the PlayStation Store . It also launched on iOS in August 2019, where it goes for $5. For now, you can add Journey to your Steam wishlist, and check out the full PC system requirements below. (Note: the system requirements are the minimum necessary to run the game; there are no further requirements than those outlined below.) It's also worth noting that Journey is available on PC via the Epic Games Store .

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Journey has you playing as a hooded adventurer as they soar through a variety of desolate and gorgeous locations to discover the mysteries of these strange lands. It features cooperative multiplayer, a short campaign that clocks in at about two hours, and a score written by Austin Wintory, a composer of a bunch of other critically acclaimed games such as Abzu , The Banner Saga franchise, John Wick Hex , and others.

We awarded the game a 10/10 in our original Journey review , saying, "But Journey's real rewards aren't so pedestrian. Journey offers you comfort. It gives you companionship in a lovely but forsaken world. It gives you reason to dream even when facing loss." It's one of the 18 games that has earned the 10/10 rating from GameSpot .

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PlayStation darling Journey arrives on PC

One of the few remaining console exclusives left to make me wish I had a PlayBox, Thatgamecompany's gorgeous Journey , launched on PC today. It is, as I understand it, a playful and thoughtful game about wandering through a desert of ruins towards a distant mountain. And you run and jump and slide and glide and solve gentle puzzles and sometimes meet a random co-op pal you can only communicate with through movement and a single vocal chime. It's one of those games I'm told I have to see for myself, so now I will, okay?

Thatgamecompany first released Journey as a PlayStation 3 exclusive in 2012, and now it's an Epic Games Store scloosie on PC. Epic usually get a year of exclusivity when buying up games to bootstrap their substandard store and PC publishers Annapurna Interactive have released games on other stores before, so it'll likely arrive elsewhere eventually.

If you want an opinion that's more informed than my "Oh that does look nice yes I hear it is," the podcrew had some Journey chat last week fittingly while discussing game journeys.

Journey is out now on the Epic Games Store for £5/€5/$5. While the usual price is £15/€15/$15 (boo to those exchange rates), Epic are currently subsidising discounts in a storewide sale. See you on the dunes, duuudes.

Oh, and in case you missed it, Thatgamecompany's Flower recently arrived on PC too.

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The atmospheric first person adventure “Journey Beyond the Edge of the World” has just been announced for PC

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Press release: Hamburg, Germany – January 29th, 2024. The Hamburg-based (Germany) indie games developer Markus Koepke today announced with great joy and excitement that his atmospheric first person adventure “ Journey Beyond the Edge of the World “, is now in development for PC (the game will be released via Steam sometime in the future).

In “Journey Beyond the Edge of the World”, a new title from solo dev Markus Koepke, you find yourself aboard a fishing trawler, floating aimlessly in the ocean. You have no recollection of how you got here. Or of who you are. You hear a strange sound coming from the bridge. And you start exploring …

“Journey Beyond the Edge of the World” is an atmospheric first-person adventure coming to PC in which you solve puzzles to unfold a mysterious and surreal story. Explore a storm-ravaged interactive ship, fixing broken navigational equipment, repairing leaks and solving other item and environmental puzzles to unlock new parts of the story, told through a unique combination of narrative, music and spatial audio.

The year is 1953. In the early morning hours, a decommissioned fishing trawler is leaving the port of Hamburg, Northern Germany to go on an expedition into the unknown. On board, an unconventional crew made up of fishermen, small time criminals, scientists, artists. They are led by a mysterious and secretive stranger from out of town – who is keeping the true nature of the journey from everyone else.

Following a range of surreal events, the ship gets into a storm and all onboard are lost to the sea. All but one: The Unnamed fisherman, who is unwillingly taken on a journey to uncover the true intentions behind the trip and into his own troubled mind.

The game’s low-poly, pixelated retro look is complemented by atmospheric lighting, modern visual effects, and a realistic water simulation. Handcrafted sounds fully immerse you in the world through Spatial Audio, providing three-dimensional sound that works on any headphones, making for a truly unique audiovisual experience. Using the Spatial Audio features players can focus on specific sounds leading them to memories, which in turn allow them to step through time and tackle new puzzles.

The story is told through narrated ambient music tracks. Each story chapter is locked behind a puzzle. Solve the puzzle – unlock the music. With each chapter, the ship and its surroundings change, adapting to the events that take place in the music; taking you closer and closer to the Edge of the World – and beyond.

“I’m really excited to share “Journey Beyond the Edge of the World” with you all,” said developer Markus Koepke.

“This is by far the most ambitious project I’ve worked on, but development has been progressing really well and I’m looking forward to being able to share more later this year. In the meantime, I invite you to join me on Discord where I’m regularly sharing updates and sneak peaks with the community!”

Wishlist “Journey Beyond the Edge of the World” on Steam and join the “Journey Beyond the Edge of the World” Discord. Links Website: https://www.journeybeyondthegame.com/ Discord: https://discord.gg/y4WKmbRD9c Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/Journey_BTEOTW TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@journeybeyondthegame Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100094577206809 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/journeybeyondthegame

About Markus Koepke Markus Koepke is an experienced commercial cinematographer and filmmaker with a new found passion for making video games. After developing and releasing a number of small projects he is now focusing on his most ambitious game to date, “Journey Beyond the Edge of the World”. With this game, Markus combines his skills in crafting cinematic images with his other love, composing electronic music, blending the two artforms in a unique way.

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Journey will arrive on PC next week

The previously PlayStation-exclusive adventure in the desert can be had for $5 in the Epic Games Store Mega Sale.

Journey was released by Thatgamecompany for the PlayStation 3 all the way back in 2012, and then updated for the PS4 in 2015. And PlayStation-exclusive it remained until December 2018, when a PC version was finally announced for the Epic Games Store. What was not announced at the time was a release date—it was simply "coming soon." Now that thick fog of uncertainty has lifted, as PC publisher Annapurna Interactive said today that it will be available to one and all on June 6.   

Players will undertake an exploration-adventure as a robed figured traveling toward a great mountain in a barren, desert world. A magical scarf enables them to fly for brief periods that can be extended as the scarf itself grows through magical runes and bits of cloth that can be found along the way. Friendly and hostile creatures will be encountered along the way as well, and it's possible to run across other players on the journey, although direct communication isn't possible. It's very much an artsy indie game, but also highly acclaimed: It won multiple Game of the Year awards, among various others, and currently sits with a 92/100 rating on Metacritic . 

System requirements and possible PC-specific enhancements haven't been revealed yet, but Annapurna said that it will support 4K resolution and confirmed that online play will continue to be supported. Journey is available for pre-purchase on the Epic Games Store for $15, but thanks to the magic of the Mega Sale can be had for $5 until June 13.   

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Farlight Games, the global publishing brand of China’s Lilith Games, announced Song of Strife, a major update to AFK Journey, an anime-style RPG.

The adventure game launched in December for testing and debuted in March. It’s getting a big update with new story content, game modes, battle mechanics, and much more, including two new playable heroes.

Farlight Games will release expansive content updates for AFK Journey on a roughly quarterly basis. As a live service title, players can expect a robust content offering and regular patch updates going forward. I saw a demo of the update and the game has a pretty anime look.

AFK Journey whisks players back to the magical world of Esperia, where they will recruit numerous heroes to their cause, take on powerful foes, and earn rewards both through in-game actions and idle (AFK) mechanics. Players can freely roam across Esperia’s rich and colorful world, exploring bustling towns and taking on quests from NPCs. The combat system has been revamped to add new abilities, including environmental traps and precision-timed ultimate moves to unleash on enemies.

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New story content

In this new season, players continue their journey as Magister Merlin, teaming up with a mysterious young companion in a new desert region. The player is drawn to the desert when rumors of a false Merlin roaming the region come to light. They’ll need to work with the desert’s Mauler tribe to uncover the truth as well as take part in the tribe’s Warsong Festival. There’s a rumor going around of copy of Merlin wandering around.

New map area: The Ashen Wastes

The desert landscape has a number of unique features, characterized by vast dunes stretching endlessly that resemble the waves of the sea, stretching endlessly. The direction and strength of the wind determine the shape and location of these dunes. The AFK Journey art team deliberately designed dynamic environments to simulate the most authentic desert ambiance, allowing players to feel the waves of sand as if they were in the desert.

New characters: Alsa and Soren

Alsa is a mage specializing in earth-based magic. With her skills, she can curl into a ball for both defense or offense. Soren is a fierce rogue, with strong warrior, with valuable knockback abilities and nimble reflexes on the battlefield.

Seasonal progression system: Magic Charms

Magic Charms offer a new way for players to develop their heroes. This feature is seasonal, meaning any charms players acquire during the Song of Strife season won’t work beyond that season. These charms provide heroes with stat bonuses and special effects. The higher the quality of the charms, the stronger the stat bonuses and effects.

New game mode: Dura’s Trials

Dura’s Trials is a new PvE mode where players can earn resources for Magic Charms. Each day, players will be able to challenge different types of trials, each boosting specific heroes and offering random charm drops. As they progress through the trials, players have a better chance of earning higher quality charms.

Seasonal skills

Each season brings unique seasonal skills that provide unique experiences. Players can unlock a hero’s seasonal skill once they reach Season Level 51, and enhance it by leveling up the hero throughout the season. Players’ season level and their progress in other seasonal modes will be factored in when determining the rewards they receive at the end of the season.

Supreme arena

Supreme Arena is open every Wednesday through Sunday. Players can compete against fellow Magisters from their District and win best-of-three matches to climb the ranks. Players can keep an eye out for special deployment tiles on the battlefield to gain a tactical advantage over your opponent.

The new Song of Strife update will be available for AFK Journey servers that have been active for 42 days. To unlock this and all future seasons, players need to reach Resonance Level 240, clear all AFK Stages, and complete the quest “The Last Leg”. Once they’ve gained access to the content, players can pick up the main quest in Holistone.

AFK Journey is now available for free on Windows PCs via the official website and on iOS and Android devices via the Apple App Store and Google Play.

Headquartered in Singapore, Farlight Games is a newly established game publishing company and the global publishing brand of Lilith Games, a developer based in Shanghai, China. In 2022, the company published Dislyte under the Farlight Games brand, and it has since been available in more than 200 countries with over 1.2 million downloads within the first week of launch. AFK Journey was released in March 2024.

To unlock the new season, players need to reach Resonance Level 240, clear all AFK Stages and complete The Last Leg quest.

Servers will be organized into districts during the Song of Strife season. Once the season begins, rankings for Battle Drills, Arcane Labyrinth, and Honor Duel will change from server-based to district-based.

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