2D cinematic animated adventure ‘Forgotton Anne’ to launch this May

Having stunned gamers at events and expos throughout 2017 with its crisp, anime style, Square Enix Collective can now finally announce that the 2D cinematic adventure Forgotton Anne will launch on PS4, the Xbox One and PC on May 15th 2018.

Forgotton Anne is a dazzling, story-driven, hand-crafted 2D cinematic adventure focused on the mysterious Forgotten Lands:  the hidden dimension where  all mislaid items from the human world – the odd socks, the lost letters, the missing toys – all linger.

With the help of the Forgotlings – creatures formed out of all of these missing items – the trapped Anne and Master Bonku begin a quest to find their way home. It’s a story full of emotion, and one layered with a combination of light 2D puzzle platforming and dialogue choices.

“As anyone who was able to catch Forgotton Anne throughout 2017 will know, this is one of the best, most striking looking games we’ve ever put out,” offers Phil Elliott, Director Indie Publishing at Square Enix West“This isn’t just an adventure that looks like an anime, it’s anime in full, fluid motion. We simply cannot wait to get this beauty into the hands of gamers – it’s a story as delicate and engaging as the world it plays out in.”

“It’s been a genuine pleasure to watch gamers and critics alike tuck into Forgotton Anne’s early builds over the last 12 months, but now’s when things get really exciting,” offered Alfred Nguyen, Creative Director and Co-founder of ThroughLine Games“We think we’ve created a world that both pays homage to some of the biggest anime films but also takes the art form in a different direction, giving players the chance to live out an animated adventure for real.”

Forgotton Anne will launch on PlayStation®4, Xbox One and PC on May 15th 2018 for $19.99.

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