Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island will arrive in Winter 2024 or roughly a year from now
Whitethorn Games and developer Polygon Treehouse have announced that Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island will come to PC and consoles in 2024, aiming for a Winter release, or roughly 12 months from now. As part of the news, the team have dropped a new trailer for the game below, check it out.
Mythwrecked invites you to take on the role of backpacker Alex, who has found herself stranded on the gorgeous shores of Ambrosia Island. As she begins to explore her surroundings, she discovers that she is not alone – the island is populated by the gods of Greek myth and legend! However, something is amiss – the gods are unable to remember who they are. In order to find her way home, she must befriend the inhabitants and help them to restore their memories.
“We put a lot of ourselves into our games, and Mythwrecked is very close to our hearts. We want to make sure the game lives up to its potential, and we put the best possible version of the game into the hands of players. We’ve been thrilled to showcase Mythwrecked at prestigious events like LudoNarraCon and The Future Games Show, and the response has been amazing from both players and press. People are always surprised how tiny the team at Polygon Treehouse is, and by moving the release to next year, we can make sure that we put the best possible version of the game into the hands of players, and also enjoy the journey ourselves. We’re stoked to have the support and belief of the awesome folks from Whitethorn Games backing us and can’t wait to show more of the game in the coming months.”
If this release date seems different to what you were expecting, that is because the game was due to release later this year, but given the team itself are very small, as in fingers left over small, they clearly just want to take the time to ensure they are not rushed and deliver a great game for players.
The games new release window is Winter 2024 and its coming to PC and consoles, but the specifics of which consoles are not yet known.
