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Cinematic adventurer Forgotton Anne is heading to the Nintendo Switch in 2019, Square Enix Collective has announced.
Forgotton Anne was originally released on the PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One in May, and turned heads with its striking hand-crafted visuals and intriguing narrative, which sees you exploring the Forgotton Lands.
This is a fancy name for the place where you end up losing all those objects you forget about: odd socks, toys, letters, and probably a few old demo gaming discs and lad mags (okay, so the last two might just be me drawing from personal experience).
Anyway, these objects are granted life as the Forgotlings, who attempt to help the titular Anne and Master Bonku thwart a rebellion that will prevent them all from returning to the real world.
Forgotton Anne will be available on Switch next year for £15.99, although for the first two weeks on sale you can grab it for 10% off the usual asking price.
‘It was always only going to be a matter of time before Forgotton Anne made its way over to Nintendo Switch,’ commented ThroughLine Games’ Alfred Nguyen. ‘‘We are big fans of Nintendo's inventive platform and experiencing Forgotton Anne in handheld mode feels amazing even for us and we believe it's a perfect match for Switch's fast expanding audience.’
