Toy Odyssey: The Lost and The Found out now on PS4

Got a little bit of news for you all today. 2D Metroidvania-style platformer Toy Odyssey:The Lost and Found (which we previously reviewed on Xbox One here http://www.player2reviews.com/home/toy-odyssey-the-lost-and-found-review ) is making itself a new home on Playstation 4 this Valentine's Day. The official press release follows.

Toy Odyssey: The Lost and The Found™ Available February 14th on Playstation 4! Independent game publisher Digital Smash is proud to announce the Playstation 4 release of Toy Odyssey: The Lost and The Found™, developed by Hiker Games. Toy Odyssey: The Lost and The Found™ can be found on Steam for PC, Xbox One Marketplace, and now coming to the Playstation Store. To celebrate the launch and show love to the Valentine’s Day singles, the game will launch on sale for $13.49 (As opposed to the retail price of $14.99).

Digital Smash’s mission is to support indie gems like Toy Odyssey: The Lost and The Found™  and has handled all aspects of bringing the game to both Playstation 4 and Xbox One. Toy Odyssey developed by  Hiker Games, is the first title from Vietnam to arrive on console with  Digital Smash making it their mission to ensure their success. “When we began working with Hiker Games, we became excited at the prospect of releasing Toy Odyssey to the western market,” said David Klein, President of Digital Smash. “This is a title we think will resonate gamers of all ages and backgrounds, and thus, we can’t wait to see it flourish on the PS4, to open up a much wider audience than ever before”

In addition to the Playstation 4 premier, the charming art style of Toy Odyssey has been selected to be shown at this year’s Game Developers Conference (February 27th to March 3rd) as part of the Art Boss showcase. Art Boss aims to be the definitive annual showcase for artists working in the games industry, highlighting all forms of artwork created during game production — from concept through release. https://iam8bit.com/artboss/artboss-finalists/


So if you haven't already tried it out on either Xbox One or Steam, now's as good a chance as any!

By Richard Jewell