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Sky: Children of the Light just launched on Switch a few days ago, and there’s already new content to experience. A new season has just begun, starring the internationally beloved character Le Petit Prince (The Little Prince) from the cross-generational French children’s novel and license created by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.

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Sky: Children of the Light

Sky: Children of the Light, the latest game from Sky: Children of the Light, dropped on Switch earlier today. Find some footage in the video below.

Sky: Children of the Light is out now on Switch as a free-to-play title. We have some additional information here.

Sky: Children of the Light is out on Switch today, and we have more information about what the game includes. Players can experience a free main story arc and the ability for eight players to explore and play socially at any one time.

Even returning players from mobile can look forward to Sky: Children of the Light very soon. Coming up is the game’s the first-ever collaborative crossover event that will star the internationally beloved character, Le Petit Prince (The Little Prince), from the cross-generational French children’s novel and franchise created by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. A new “Starlight Desert” area has been added as well for the storyline. The new season kicks off on July 6.

Ahead of next week’s launch, thatgamecompany has shared a new launch trailer for the Switch version of Sky: Children of the Light. View it below.

Sky: Children of the Light launches for Switch via the eShop on June 29.

Sky: Children of the Light

Sky: Children of the Light has a final release date on Switch. thatgamecompany is bringing the title to Switch on June 29, the developer revealed during today’s Summer Game Fest: Kickoff Live! event.

A new season for the game will also begin on July 6.

Sky: Children of the Light

Sky: Children of the Light is another step closer to its Switch release. The game will launch on the system in June, thatgamecompany has announced.

Sky: Children of the Light was last said to be on track for this spring on Switch. This is the first time we’re hearing about an actual month.

Originally, Sky: Children of the Light was planned for Summer 2020. It ended up receiving a delay amid the coronavirus pandemic. You can find thatgamecompany’s previous statement here.

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Sky: Children of the Light

A few months ago, thatgamecompany pushed back the Switch version of Sky: Children of the Light. It was originally planned for last spring, though ultimately the delay will be about a year.

thatgamecompany provided an update on the Switch version today, including a new release window. It’s now on track for a Spring 2021 launch.

Today’s news was also accompanied by a new trailer for the game. We’ve included the video below.

Sky: Children of the Light

The Switch version of Sky: Children of the Light was previously delayed to 2021. thatgamecompany has narrowed the launch window down a bit further, today confirming its release for the spring.

Here’s an overview of the game:

Sky: Children of the Light

Sky: Children of the Light was originally on track to launch sometime this summer. Unfortunately, that will no longer be happening. Developer thatgamecompany announced a delay and has confirmed that it’s been pushed back to 2021.

In a blog post, the studio pointed to the coronavirus as having an impact on development. The good news is that the Switch version is “in the final stretch” and more staff are being hired for the console release.

The full statement from thatgamecompany reads:

Sky: Children of the Light is only out on mobile at present, but that’ll be changing soon. Developer thatgamecompany announced earlier this month that a Switch version will be released in the near future.

Over on mobile, Sky: Children of the Light is free-to-play. It sounds like for the Switch version, the payment model won’t be transferred over 1:1. thatgamecompany co-founder Jenova Chen told GamesIndustry that the plan is to offer something that’s a hybrid of premium and free-to-play.


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