Dear Villagers and solo indie developer BenStar, aka Benjamin Kiefer, have announced that Revita is getting physical editions for PlayStation and Nintendo Switch.
In Revita, players play as a nameless child who has no memory of who or where they are. By climbing an ominous clocktower and facing off against procedurally generated encounters of foes and challenges can the child uncover lost memories. As players progress they can exchange health for upgrades, daring them to live on the razor’s edge while discovering the mysteries of the strange world.
First launching in Early Access in March 2021, Revita started out with only three biomes, 150 relics, some world inhabitants, and over 30 vanity hats. Since then the twin-stick roguelite 2D platformer went on to fully release in April 2022 with a range of updates, additions, weapons, and more hats.
Revita Physical Editions
Revita was heavily inspired by 16-bit platformers, back when all video games were physical cartridges, so having Revita available as a limited edition physical release feels like the way it was always meant to be. Reception for Revita has been overwhelmingly positive, so I’m thrilled that people are excited to proudly display Revita on their shelf!
Benjamin Kiefer aka BenStar, Developer of Revita
The physical edition release of Revita will take place in Q4 2023 and will cost $34.99 / €34.99. A Deluxe Edition is available, adding a double-sided poster, acrylic stand, and sticker sheet.
Pre-orders are available for PS4, PS5, and Nintendo Switch via Red Art Games. Interested buyers will want to pre-order as soon as possible with Deluxe Editions being limited to 300 copies each. The standard edition will have an unlimited number of copies.
Revita Availability
Revita is available digitally on Windows PC via Humble Bundle and Steam and on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch for $16.99.
For more information follow @RevitaGame on Twitter or visit revitagame.com.
Publisher and Developer Information
Dear Villagers (@DearVillagers Twitter, @DearVillagers Facebook, YouTube) is the publishing label of Plug In Digital. Previously known as Playdius, the publisher rebranded under the Dear Villagers brand in February 2019 after a $2.25 million investment. The publisher’s focus is on bringing single player experience to PC and console with titles like The Forgotten City, The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk, ScourgeBringer, and Edge Of Eternity.
BenStar (@BenstarDEV Twitter) aka Benjamin Kiefer is a solo indie developer based in Germany. Kiefer is a self-trained programmer and pixel artist who has amassed a loyal Twitter following. While he loves to make bouncy and highly polished games with attention to small details, Kiefer also aims to create rich and interesting worlds with fun and addictive gameplay.
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