Nightingale Launching in Early Access Sooner than Expected, Evocative New Trailer Released
These days games suffering last-minute delays has become routine, but don’t worry – while the release date for Nightingale is changing, it’s not a delay. Today the Inflexion Games, the new Edmonton-based studio founded by former BioWare general manager Aaryn Flynn, announced that Nightingale will actually be coming out two days earlier than expected. Wisely, this change has been made to ensure the co-op survival game will be running smoothly by the weekend, which is likely when most people will be jumping in.
“Having the game release at the start of the week not only allows our community to get into the game earlier but also gives us time to address any launch issues ahead of what’s sure to be a busy weekend. All in all, we’re excited to get the portal network up ahead of schedule.”
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Nightingale looks rather promising, so hopefully, the early access launch is successful. In the meantime, you can check out a new Nightingale sizzle-reel trailer, below.
Haven’t been keeping up with Nightingale? As mentioned, it’s a new co-op survival game with a Victorian gaslamp aesthetic and a unique system that allows you to customize the realms you explore. You can check out Wccftech’s most recent Q&A with the makers of the game here, and a quick official description...
“Nightingale is a PVE survival-crafting game that challenges players to discover, explore, and survive the mysterious Faewilds. Set in a Victorian gaslamp fantasy world, the game can be played solo or teamed up with up to 5 friends. Players traverse across the Realms, and open portals to new destinations by crafting Realm Cards, while building and customizing estates, and fighting to survive. Your goal: become a skilled Realmwalker, and navigate the web of transdimensional portals. Only then can you discover your way to the magical city of Nightingale, the last known bastion of humanity.”
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