Strayed Lights gets a limited playable demo on PC

Strayed Lights

Publisher and developer Embers has released a playable demo for Strayed Lights.

The new playable demo is available for a limited time during this year’s Game Developers Conference and The MIX, which runs through this week.


In case you missed it, find our thorough hands-on preview for the game here.

Here’s a rundown on the game, plus a new trailer:

Strayed Lights is an atmospheric action-adventure with fluid combat and an intricate world imbued with mystery.

You are a tiny, growing light seeking transcendence. Explore a land of otherworldly ruins and glowing trees, where entities of flickering lights and luminescent shadows reside.

Features

  • HARNESS ENERGY IN COMBAT – Challenge rogue shadow creatures in fast-paced, rewarding combat. Use a fluid mix of parries and dodges to absorb their energy levels until you can unleash an ultra energy attack. Shift your light from blue to orange in sync with enemies using timed parries, then push energy back at them in vivid finishers.
  • CONFRONT CREATURES WITHIN AND WITHOUT – Monsters pursue you across otherworldly regions of mists, tall trees and luminescent ruins. Enjoy evocative boss fights with colossal shadow creatures gone rogue, as well as rhythmic duels with a variety of eerie creatures.
  • GROW AND ASCEND – Build up a unique character that can harness energy to let loose bold attacks. Unlock new abilities and grow from a tiny light to a pseudo-mystical entity imbued with vivid powers.
  • EXPLORE A MYSTERIOUS LAND – Strayed Lights is set in a dark and oneiric world that is as vivid as it is mysterious. Journey alongside a haunting soundtrack that reflects states of feeling in creatures you encounter created by Austin Wintory — composer behind Journey ®, ABZÛ, and The Banner Saga series.

Strayed Lights is launching on April 25th for Windows PC (via Steam, GOG and the Epic Games Store), Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5.

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