Nightingale, the upcoming 'gaslamp fantasy' game from Inflexion Games, will launch in early access on 22nd February.
Nightingale, the upcoming"gaslamp fantasy" game from Inflexion Games, will launch in early access on 22nd February.
The developer shared this news at this evening's Gamescom Opening Night Live event, where it also debuted a new trailer for its shared-world survival crafting title. This trailer gave us a new look at Nightingale's Sun Giant, one of the rare apex creatures found in the Faewilds.In a press release regarding Nightingale's new early access date, Inflexion Games admitted it's a little bit later than we were initially expecting.
"We want to ensure that the game delivers on the expectations of our community, who have played a vital role in the development to date," Inflexion Games CEO and former Bioware boss Aaryn Flynn said on this new date. "We strive to ensure that Nightingale not only fulfils our vision but also becomes a cherished place for our players to explore and discover with their friends for many years to come."
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