PM Studios and acttil announced that two of their once digital-only titles will release physically on Nintendo Switch, Opus Collection and WILL: A Wonderful World, this April and May, respectively. While WILL: A Wonderful World also gets a PS4 physical release.
Amazon has further discounted the physical version of Will: A Wonderful World to $19.46.
Rob Pitt writes: Have you ever found yourself praying to God, asking for someone to save you from the mess your life has ended up in? Maybe you don’t believe in God, yet when you’re so down with nothing obvious to live for, you ask for guidance and support from anyone who is willing to hear your cry for help?
Well, WILL: A Wonderful World takes that concept and flips it, you play the role of a God who has to help a number of interconnected humans who are practically begging for a new direction with their life – sometimes to save them from dying and other times to simply undo a terrible outcome.
Yeah, I've just seen the scores on here - I stay away from other's reviews until I've published mine. I'll have to read a few of them and see what their issue was with the game. I know a lot of people jump into these types of games and expect a lot of action or 'gameplay', but they're visual novels - lots of reading with usually not a lot of interaction.
However, as a fan of the genre, I really enjoyed this one - reading through multiple stories and swapping around the key points from one story to another in order to adjust the outcome by changing the events which happened - it was very interesting.
But, if you're not a fan of reading, or trying to digest multiple stories at once, your opinion on the experience will be very different to mine :)
Sorry, I forgot to add the section on what's been censored (back when it was PC and Switch only - nothing to do with Sony). I've added the info that I'm aware of now though :)
Score and opinion of the game is still the same - that which was taken out was clearly because it's not something you'd expect in games over here...
Amazon has discounted the physical version of Opus Collection to $24.65 on the Nintendo Switch.
