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2D puzzle platformer EMMA: Lost in Memories, which first launched for PC via Steam in August 2019, is coming to PlayStation 4 and PS Vita in May, publisher Eastasiasoft and developers SandBloom Studio and JanduSoft announced.

Eastasiasoft will also publish a 1,000-print run physical edition of EMMA: Lost in Memories for PS Vita, which includes a copy of the game, collector’s box, game manual, original soundtrack CD, and certificate. Pre-orders open at Play-Asia on April 9 at 8:00 a.m. PT / 11:00 a.m. ET.

Here is an overview of the game, via Eastasiasoft:

About

Discover a surreal world where everything fades away.

Poetic, surrealistic and melancholic, EMMA: Lost in Memories offers a unique experience in a strange and dangerous world where walls fade away as you touch them.

The main character, Emma, is young, vibrant and intriguing: she leaves her home following an owl, and soon loses herself in a world which she slowly finds more and more dangerous.

Key Features

Fast and simple gameplay mechanics.

Special abilities, including jump, dash and climb.

Minimalistic 2D artistic style completely drawn by hand.

Dynamic gameplay in a poetic and eccentric world.

Two game modes: Main Story and Memory Chest.

Delicate reflection on memory loss.

Watch a trailer below.

  SandBloom Studio have announced the release of EMMA: Lost in Memories on Steam, iOS and Android today. This is an action running platformer where you get to double jump, duck, dash, and climb to the exit.  “Be quick enough to avoid falling out of the screen since the platforms and the walls disappear progressively when you touch them!”

There is inspiration from games like Super Meat Boy for its quickness and puzzle-like levels, and Celeste for its simple reusable mechanics”, says Julien Gatumel, PR Director at Sandbloom Studio. “It is also inspired by Alto’s Adventure for its mood and minimalistic art.” The game is actually a poetic and melancholic story about memory loss.

Features

140+ single screen levels.

Simple fade-away mechanics.

Minimalistic 2D artistic style completely drawn by hand.

Dynamic gameplay in a poetic eccentric world.

One-screen levels.

Two game modes: Main Story and Memory Chest.

Delicate story about adventure and memory loss.