Developer Cordens Interactive has announced Vesper: Zero Light Edition, an enhanced version of Vesper for PC. The game will launch on Nintendo Switch as a console exclusive on May 12 at $7.99 / €7.99 / £7.99. Pre-orders for the game can bag 20% off the listed price for a limited time.
The new version of the game is said to include new content, enhanced graphics, improved performance, and rebalanced gameplay.
Here's a breakdown of the original release from its Steam page:
Vesper is a visionary adventure taking place in a decaying world full of puzzles and mysteries to uncover, where your choices will change the future of an entire race.
Seven is a small android, lost on an eerie planet full of perils and traces of an ancient civilization - with no powers and no ability to defeat enemies until he finds the Drive Gun, a weapon used to absorb lights, create darkness, and control minds.
It certainly looks like Vesper: Zero Light Edition will take advantage of the improved display on the Switch OLED. We previously took a look at some other games that look much better on the console revision, released back in October 2021.
Will you be grabbing Vesper: Zero Light Edition when it launches later this month? Let us know with a comment.
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That looks beautiful. Is the game itself any good?
Looks like my kind of game but the character's movement got me worried, will keep an eye on this one
I do like my colorful games. One to keep an eye on, hope it's good.
You can toss shade at my Switch Lite all you want but I see no point in upgrading.
@SteamEngenius LOL I never though about it that way. The Switch Lite is still interesting, even though it can't play a couple of games. Such as the recently released Switch Sports. I actually thought that Nintendo should do the opposite and release and even cheaper home console version of the Switch. Taking out the screen and the battery would make the Home Switch really cheap, maybe $150.
Thanks for highlighting this game. After getting my OLED Switch I specifically purchased three games to play in portable mode: Limbo, Inside, and BadLand. Ori would probably look great too, but those three games just happened to have big sales at the OLED launch. Coincidence? Maybe.
I'm going to check this game out for sure. Looks right up my alley.
Games always sell for the max amount publishers think they can get away with, with a few exceptions. When i see a $7.99 game, i don't bother looking into it further, because i know it will be barebones on either content, look horrendous, or there's some catch. There has never been a great game for that cheap (a game I'd be mad i missed if i never played a $7.99 or less game). A short hike was ok, but i only kept playing it because i paid for it already. I would be fine never having played it & keeping ny money, personally. These games are certainly not for me.
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