An action role-playing game from publisher 505 Games and developer Lab Zero Games will be releasing soon for multiple platforms. Titled Indivisible, the game is scheduled to launch on October 8 and October 11 for North America and Europe, respectively.
A mix of both role-playing and action platforming elements, Indivisible tells the story of Ajna, a fearless girl with a rebellious streak. Raised by her father on the outskirts of their rural town, her life is thrown into chaos when her home is attacked, and a mysterious power awakens within her. Throughout her journey, she will encounter beings called “Incarnations”: people who she can absorb and can manifest to fight by her side. There are multiple Incarnations to recruit, each with their own roots, story, and personality. By uniting them, she can learn more about herself, the world she lives in, and what she needs to do to save the world of Loka. Set in a fantastical world with over 20 characters, Indivisible combines role-playing games with elements of exploration and action platforming, all within a 2D world drawn in a beautiful anime style.
Pre-orders on Steam are now available and include bonus items such as Ajna’s pet tapir Roti. Other goodies include exclusive character skins inspired by Valve Games. A Portal companion Cube will also be in the package. As for the other platforms, pre-order dates are still to be announced.
For those who need to see more before comitting their wallets to the game, Indivisible currently has a demo available on Steam. Also, an updated version of the demo showcasing Tai Krung City will be playable for member of the press at GamesCom 2019, which runs from August 20 to 24 at the Koelnmesse in Germany, and during PAX West 2019, which runs from August 30 to September 2 at the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle, Washington.
Indivisible will launch on October 8 in North America. The game will be available both physically and digitally for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, Mac, and Linux. Check out the game’s Steam page here.
