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Return of the Obra Dinn
Return of the Obra Dinn sails onto consoles this year
We've got a rough autumn release date for Lucas Pope's game, which received a lot of praise when it arrived on PC in 2018.
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Lucas Pope - the developer behind Papers, Please - has revealed that his 2018 PC game Return of the Obra Dinn will be getting a console release on PS4, Switch, and Xbox One this autumn, as revealed on Twitter and via the Nintendo Direct livestream last night.
"More details when I sort out an exact date," Pope added, but for now you can enjoy the trailer below as well as our review of the PC version, which tells of the mind-bending investigation requiring you to piece together the lives of the crew aboard an ill-fated ship.
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