Intragames (CEO Bae Sang-chan) announced on the 28th that it had released the PC version of ‘Ultra Age’ developed by Indie game company Next Stage and graphic company Visual Dart on Steam globally.
After about four and a half years of development, ‘Ultra Age’ was released on PlayStation®4 and Nintendo Switch™ on September 9, 2021. there is a bar
The PC version of ‘Ultra Age’ has refined various aspects from graphics to gameplay and other content. The overall background and graphic quality of all chapters have been improved, and the appearance of the main character ‘Age’ has been improved. In addition, frame improvements and graphics options have been added, and difficulty and game level design have been adjusted.
The game has also partially modified in-game play elements for a pleasant gameplay, and the previously applied English and Japanese voices have been fully re-recorded to enhance immersion. Various bug fixes and in-game options for PC users have been added.
In addition to the improvements, free DLC will be provided to provide additional entertainment in the second half of this year. The free DLC will include end content and roguelite-style gameplay for users who have cleared all of the game’s story mode, introducing a way to grow through multiple choices, and collecting elements.
Improvements and additions to ‘Ultra Age’ are applied to the PC version as well as PlayStation®4 and Nintendo Switch™. The console version will be applied in the near future.
On the day of the launch, the developer, Next Stage, will hold a live streaming event. On April 28 and April 29, from 11 am to 12 pm, respectively, the features and improvements of ‘Ultra Age’ will be introduced to global gamers. To watch, check out the ‘Ultra Age’ page on Steam.
CEO Kang Hyun-woo said, “I would like to sincerely thank you once again for showing a lot of interest in ‘Ultra Age’ for about 7 months after its release. I hope it will be an opportunity to be recognized for its potential beyond indie games.”
‘Ultra Age’ PCs can be purchased from Intragames’ ESD (Electronic Software Distribution Network) ‘4Games’ in addition to direct Steam purchase.
