First Cameroon-made video game to be out in April

In development since December 2013, Aurion is in the final phase this time around. It is with immense joy that the team of Kiro’o Games and Plug In Digital Label (PID) unveil the new trailer that shows a little scenario and, especially, announcing the release date of the long-awaited game to the public.

In previous videos, the studio unveiled a large part of the gameplay, as well as a tiny part of the scenario. Aurion has been revealed so far as the story of two young rulers exiled from their city by a coup, leading a quest to become stronger and regain their city. According to the developers, this new trailer is intended for the image of the game.

Indeed, besides an ambitious and already appreciated gameplay, Aurion promises a deep scenario, they think, will surprise more than one. The story of exile proved far (in the demo) is only the beginning of a more existential quest revolving around personal questions that probably resonate most players, all with a dynamic development stage.

Doubled in the Bassa language, a dialect spoken in Cameroon, the game will be available for download from Thursday, April 14, 2016 on Steam. Studies and discussions are still ongoing regarding the support of the game on some consoles, including PS4 and XBOX ONE, as well as other platforms (Mac, Linux).