Fantasy animated 2D platformer Forgotton Anne will be heading to the Nintendo Switch in Spring 2019 for Japan. Developed by ThroughLine Games and originally published for the Xbox One, PS4 and PC earlier this year by Square Enix, Chorus Worldwide will be publishing the title in Japan. Along with the Switch release, it will also publish the PS4 version for the region, as per Famitsu.

Forgotton Anne takes place in the Forgotten Lands and focuses on Anne, an enforcer of sorts who’s on a journey to head home. Anne interacts with Forgotlings, normal objects that have been brought to life. Using the power of Anima, she’ll solve puzzles to ultimately deal with the Forgotlings. Along with the animated art-style, Forgotton Anne also features a stirring orchestral score by the Copenhagen Philharmonic Orchestra.

If you’re interested in trying out the game then now is a good time. Forgotton Anne is currently discounted by 25 percent on Steam. As for when it will come to the Switch in the West, we’ll have to wait for more details.

We’ve been seeing some incredible looking 2D platformers and adventure titles in the past few years. ThroughLine Games’ Forgotton Anne undoubtedly earns its place among them. The indie 2D adventure title sports some incredible looking art, all hand-drawn, and now it has a release date. You can pick it up on Steam for $20 on May 15th. Check out the announcement trailer below.

Anne is the star of this story and acts as an enforcer in the Forgotten Lands. The world is occupied by forgotten objects and creatures called Forgotlings but Anne seeks to return to her own world. She’ll help various characters along the way and there’s a fair bit of platforming to go with the puzzles. Decision making and branching dialogue are also key, leading to different circumstances in key situations.

If the beautiful art-style wasn’t enough, Forgotton Anne also features an orchestral score courtesy of the Copenhagen Philharmonic Orchestra. To learn more about the game, check out the Steam store listing.