Colin Thiele’s beloved 1964 children's book Storm Boy is currently in the process of being adapted to cinema for the second time and is also being turned into a video game. We first found out about it coming to multiple game platforms including the Switch in August, and now the Australian-based developer Blowfish Studios has revealed Storm Boy: The Game will arrive on 20th November.
As previously described, the title is an interactive retelling of the novel. You take on the role of a young boy located on the beaches of South Australia, near the mouth of the Murray River. The protagonist rescues pelican chicks and goes on to raise one of them known as Mr. Percival. The video game adaptation recreates many moments from the novel while also including relaxing mini-games such as sailing, bird feeding, sand surfing, drawing and more.
Will you be playing this on release? Tell us in the comments.
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This looks pretty good, but given that the developer's previous work wasn't very well received, I'm a bit doubtful of its overall quality.
In b4 excited Nintendo fanboys who can't wait for this bird feeding simulator.
The drought is real.
Well it's different and no BoTW or Cloud or Raising Dragon. It's something unique and that what a game need.
someone actually thought this had to be on 6 different platforms 🙄
Woah you can play as the bin chicken!!
@Agramonte Why not?
They tried games like this before. Only few did good though. But let's wait and see
@superpotion yes, or playing like you in gaming mode as chicken chaser. buhahaha. just kidding
@BigKing
Thankfully I have this special ability to play games that weren't just released in the past 7 days so I actually have a lot of games to play and enjoy. Too many in fact!
I’m down or a cute, relaxing diversion. Good counter balance to Wolfenstein
Looks like a game that my young daughter could enjoy.
@BigKing - Wow, is there really "drought" memes for Switch?
Why are you here trolling "Nintendo fanboys" in a video for a rather typical indie game that is clearly not geared to your tastes?
That's some tight art direction I tell you what!
Look like a cute game too. :9
To be honest this seems like a game that the Australian film institute has paid for people to make and the Australian education department will pay for people to play.
Not that there's anything wrong with that
This looks like a nice game. It reminds me of a warm version of Never Alone.
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