The Depression Quest developer has been busy recently, juggling multiple projects including writing new DC comics series Goddess Mode. One thing that did get my attention was mention on Twitter that Zoë Quinn has been working on Solar Ash Kingdom as a narrative designer for the past couple years.
The teaser ends with a caped figure surfing down from the clouds, before leaping to attack an enormous walking eyeball monster, as you do.
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In the sky hangs a massive, shattered structure - a space station or colony from a past age? Another shot shows us a blasted wasteland full of industrial smoke-stacks, with a giant creature floating through the air, and a crashed spacecraft in the foreground. A ruined, overgrown city that gravity has only a tenuous grasp on in one shot, followed by a lush alien beach village in another. The teaser trailer gives us little more than a peek at some (admittedly gorgeous) sci-fi landscapes. While it's not a sequel, it does share a palette with Hyper Light Drifter, bringing us another strange world painted in deep purples and cyans, and another caped protagonist, this time surfing through clouds in the third dimension. Right now there's not much to go on beyond a pair of screenshots, a short teaser trailer and a brief chat between developer Alx Preston and IGN here, but it's an unsurprisingly striking-looking game. Almost exactly three years after launching Hyper Light Drifter, Heart Machine are ready to announce their next game - Solar Ash Kingdom.
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