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Sea of Stars set to join PlayStation Plus Game Catalog at launch

We have covered Sabotage Studio’s Sea of Stars a number of times here at Gaming Age, so here’s yet another newsworthy announcement regarding the game.

Following up with the reveal that the game would be coming to Xbox and PC Game Pass at launch, the studio yesterday confirmed that their retro-styled RPG is also headed to the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog (for PS Plus Extra subscribers)… and that there is now a PlayStation demo now available for those who want to check it out ahead of time.

Either way, the game officially launches on August 29th, 2023 for all platforms including the Nintendo Switch and PC too.

Sabotage Studio (The Messenger) today announced Sea of Stars, the team’s modern adaptation of turn-based RPGs inspired by the greatest moments in ’90s role-playing classics, will reach PlayStation Plus on Aug. 29 alongside its launch for $34.99 across PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One, as well as Xbox Game Pass and PC Game Pass.

Find full details along with in-depth perspective detailing Sea of Stars’ satisfying traversal here: https://blog.playstation.com/2023/07/25/sea-of-stars-available-launch-day-as-a-playstation-plus-game-catalog-title-august-29-demo-out-today/

PlayStation fans can also sample the game’s playable demo for the first time, enjoying an initial outing with heroes Valere and Zale ahead of the full grand adventure arriving next month: https://store.playstation.com/en-us/product/UP3463-PPSA15426_00-0134658308119068

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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