If you have been excited for Trine 3: The Artifacts of Power since its announcement earlier this month, and have wanted to play it ever since, well, you’re in luck. Although not in a final, release state, you will still be able to play Trine 3 come April 21, when it hits steam Early Access. What is more, because the game is on Early Access, you will also be able to provide feedback, and influence the development of the game in a very real way.

The game will be priced at £14.99 (meaning it should be $19.99 in the US); as with all Early Access games, it might be buggy, and you might routinely run into progress halting or wiping bugs, which makes sense because the game is in fact incomplete.

A full release of the game is planned later this year; obviously, that will be on PC, but it has also been teased for ‘consoles,’ though exactly what consoles, we don’t yet know. Given that Trine 2 was released on PS4 and Wii U, and was very successful on both of those, a release on those platforms might not be out of the question.

We will keep you posted.

Trine 2 was already a massively successful game, especially owing to its re-releases on Wii U and PlayStation 4 right as those two launched; a sequel was given, and indeed, it appears that we are getting a follow up to one of the most successful indie titles of this generation.

Trine 3 looks like it will be every bit the game that Trine 2 was; and if you don’t believe me, and won’t believe me till you get to see the game itself in action, well, we have you covered. You can check out the video above- it is 9 minutes of gameplay footage from Trine 3.

It looks every bit as compelling and charming as Trine 2 did.

Trine 3 is due out some time later this year. As of right now, it has only been announced for PC, though the website makes sure to note that other platforms may be announced at a later date. A  PS4 and Wii U version are almost certainly a given; hopefully Xbox One as well.