Prideful Games' world-crafting sandbox, Grow: Song of the Evertree, was announced a little earlier this year and now it's got itself an official release date of November 16th on Switch.
In the game players take on the role of an Everheart Alchemist who must save the Evertree from a malignant entity known as The Withering. In order to do so, you'll need build your own towns and districts using natural resources found in and around the game world, constructing various buildings and customising every aspect of their appearance.
It certainly looks like it's got plenty of depth to its colourful life management and exploration elements, as you can in the trailer above, and the official description goes into a little more detail:
Spelunk in caves, solve puzzles, go fishing, catch bugs, and foster communities, listening to people and helping them with their everyday lives. Choose from a large catalog of structures and build towns rendered in Grow’s brilliant colors and adorable art style. Cozy up and succumb to the relaxing aesthetic and a complementary score courtesy of BAFTA award nominee and Crunchyroll Award winner Kevin Penkin (Florence, Tower of God, Star Wars: Visions).
Everything looks pretty relaxing and we're looking forward to digging into this one and creating our own unique spaces within Alaria when it arrives later this year.
Will you be jumping in to save the Evertree this November? Let us know in the comments.
[source gamespress.com]
Comments 6
Yonder the Cloud Catcher Chronicles 2.0 😃
Please be physical release, be physical release....
This looks amazing. Love worldbuilding. Lots of games coming out soon, though. It might have to go on the back burner.
This looks like it has the potential to be really fun and engrossing. Very ambitious in its aim. As I always say with these high concept games, I hope they're able to stick the landing
Looks pretty interesting, I might be up for this.
So many city builders out lately. Looks really pretty though.
See this looks beautiful and it’s not 16 bit plus. Who knew in 2021 this would be the exception and it the rule.
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