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Get ready to enjoy Reverie

If you don't already, then do follow the Rainbite Twitter feed. It has almost daily updates from the developers showing lots of features and loving touches they are adding to their pixel-action adventure, Reverie. They also ask for lots of feedback on gameplay mechanics and features, making this one of the most accessible development projects seen on the Vita.

Do get involved, and enjoy this latest gameplay clip. The open world game will be done when it is done, but is definitely coming along superbly. It features plenty of New Zealand specific touches to add a distinctive look and to pay tribute to the developer's home land.

Currently playing on my Vita/PS3/PS4/PS5


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