We really live in a world that truly is a great one for indie titles with plenty of something for everyone. One such unique title is GRIS, a game that is filled with surreal imagery in a color painting style mixed with a fun blast of platforming action. The game released already on Switch, PC and mobile, to great reviews and seemingly a strong success. Now more people will get a chance to get into the unique title.

As according to the PlayStation Blog, it was announced that the PS4 version of the game will release on the 26th. The game will have the same content people loved and knew from the original release, along with some quality of life improvements. It also will reportedly have a “secret” homage to favorite games that inspired the developers, though it’s unclear what that means or if it will come to other platforms at some other time.

GRIS is available now for Switch, PC and iOS, with the PlayStation 4 version releasing on November 26th.

Last year’s GRIS was one of the most artful and surprising games to come out. Available now on the PC and Switch, the game went on to sell incredibly well and to much critical acclaim. Now you’ll be able to play the game on Apple devices pretty soon.

It was announced via publisher Devolver Digital that the game will be coming to compatible iOS devices on the 22nd. It’s not clarified what, if anything, is being done to make the game more mobile friendly, but it should be a pretty easy translation. If you haven’t tried it, definitely worth the price of admission. Billed as a artistic deep dive into grief with a distinct style, it’s not like anything else out there.

GRIS is available now for Switch and PC, with the iOS version releasing August 22nd. The link on the App Store is available through here, with a retail price of $4.99 USD.

The stunning and melancholic indie platformer GRIS, which just launched for PC and Nintendo Switch, has apparently been a success for the development team. Nomada Studio today revealed in a tweet that the game is already profitable for them.

Given that the title is their first project, and that it is only out on two platforms (albeit apparently the healthiest ones for indie games), and that it’s not been out all that long, this is pretty impressive. But not undeserved—GRIS is a fantastic game, so no one can begrudge Nomada these sales.

The game, which follows the story of a hopeful young girl lost in a world of her own making, and tackles several hefty subjects such as loss and trauma, can only continue being more and more successful thanks to the great word of mouth. Hopefully, it will also come to PS4 and Xbox One, so even more people can play it.

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