Jett: The Far Shore Scheduled To Ship First For PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, PC In Holiday 2020

Announced during the PlayStation 5 showcase, Superbrothers A/V Inc’s Jett: The Far Shore stood to be almost symbolic with the progression of the simplistic announcement trailer that unveiled the game. Illustrating the advancement of man and the new journey humanity faces outside of its home planet.

Elaborating more on the beginning events that brought the team’s project to fruition, studio Creative Director Craig D. Adams explains that Jett: The Far Shore initially began as a slew of concepts that later evolved into collaborations with other people into forming the project into a full ambition. That followed by recruiting Scntfc to create the soundtrack for the title is where the game began its first major steps to becoming a reality.

To get Jett: The Far Shore done, we started pulling other folks in, eventually forming an all-star squad of old and new pals scattered around the world. Together this squad has bolstered Jett: The Far Shore’s development, taking it to a new horizon.

Adams shares the game essentially begins as protagonist is “embarking on an interstellar trip, lapsing into torpor aboard the Mother Structure. A thousand years then pass before the first scout unit arises, Mei among them. Together they will deploy to a mythic ocean planet on the far shore of a sea of stars, to seek out a prospective sanctuary for a people on the verge of extinction.”

Focusing a lot of the ambient experience to be utilized through the 3D audio for PlayStation 5, users planning on getting the next-generation system is recommended to get Jett: The Far Shore for the intended experience. The adventure title will also be receiving a PlayStation version alongside a port for PC too later this year. Xbox Series X owners will have to be patient as the game will release uniquely to Sony’s platform first for the time being.

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Jett: The Far Shore is set to release in holiday 2020 for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC.

Source: PlayStation Blog