Remember Rime? It was this gorgeous open world action adventure game from the makers of Deadlight, that was announced three years ago, and generated a lot of excitement owing to its artstyle, and its gameplay that seemed to channel The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker.

We’ve been in the dark on Rime since 2014, which is the last time we got to see the game- since then, we’ve seen nor heard tail nor hide of the game, although we did learn earlier this year that developers Tequila Games were working on reacquiring the rights to the IP from Sony.

Today, thanks to an email to Gamespot that Tequila Works’ PR Manager, Jose Herraez, sent, we learned that the game’s development is apparently ‘coming along at a great pace,’ and that we’re going to learn more about the game around Gamescom, which is in August.

Hopefully, one of the things we learn is a concrete release date- Rime looks great, sure, but at this point, any semblance of excitement I may once have had for the game has long since burnt out.

Remember Rime? It was a gorgeous looking PS4 title, announced all the way back in 2013, that simultaneously recalled classics such as The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker and Shadow of the Colossus. Unfortunately, the title has a habit of disappearing from the public eye entirely- so much so that most people have basically forgotten all about it, and those who have not all but dismiss it as vaporware.

But there will be new information on the game coming very soon- the developers of the title, Tequila Games, have updated their Twitter, promising that they will have new information on RIME to share very soon. Let’s just hope that that new information is not that the game has been cancelled.

But of course, if we can get The Witness years after people had basically given up hope on it, and still have it be awesome, we can get an awesome RIME too. You just have to keep on hoping- which is what I will do.

Reports emerged recently that stated that the beautiful indie game, Rime, which was originally announced for the PlayStation 4 back when the system itself was originally announced, and has since gone on radio silence, may be coming over to the Xbox One as well. This follows a report by Eurogamer Portugal that seemed to imply the same.

However, the developer of Rime, Tequila Games, has now taken to Twitter to actually contest these allegations, stating outright that there is no Xbox version of the game in the works, and that it still remains a PlayStation 4 exclusive.

It’s a shame, especially since the game looks so gorgeous- Xbox owners will be missing out on it. Nonetheless, for Sony, it remains a win, as one of the most promising games of the generation is now exclusive to their platform. I just hope we get to hear more about it soon, it has been a very long time since we last heard anything about the game.

Leaked documents have confirmed that Microsoft was offered Rime, the beautiful looking PlayStation 4 exclusive, as an Xbox exclusive. Rather than seizing on the opportunity and calling dibs on the gorgeous looking title, Microsoft passed on it.

The pitch for the game (then called Echoes of Siren) described the game as “Gauntlet meets Minecraft meets Jason and the Argonauts,” which sounds about right from everything that we do know about the game.

The trailer for the game debuted at Gamescom last year, and was in fact one of the highlights of the presentation. The game’s beautiful artstyle, which seems to channel The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, immediately stood out, and many comparisons were made to Ico as well.

When the leaks came to light, Microsoft’s Phil Spencer was asked why he decided to pass on Rime.

“Part of job is living with mistakes,” he said. “Passed on Guitar Hero… I can list many misses regretfully. I try to focus on what we did ship.

“We’ll miss some, nature of the beast, its why I don’t hate when games ship elsewhere. Cool to see team’s idea turn in2(sic) great game.”

Well, Microsoft’s loss was definitely Sony’s gain in this case.