This title is already available on both PlayStation and Xbox, Nintendo Switch and PC, and it is about one of those jewels that has been on everyone’s lips for months. At first, only because of the videos and screens that were being published, but later, because of the demo available in all stores that made it easier to get an idea of what we were going to find inside.
heir to the classics
It is curious that the last thing we have of The Secret of Manaone of those mythical names of RPGs from 30 years ago, has been a kind of remake with better graphics than the original –which let its old essence escape a bit– and this has been sea of stars the one who bets everything on a concept totally continuation of what was seen in the 90s: lots of visible pixels and such classic turn-based combat –and improved with small details– that it doesn’t seem like time has passed for them.
Be that as it may, sea of stars It’s on everyone’s lips because it’s a real wonder, so we’re going to make it easier for you to get it a little cheaper on PC. Keep in mind that distribution of this Sabotage Studio release has been limited to digital format so we will have no other alternative than to get hold of it within the PlayStation, Xbox, Switch and PC stores on Steam. Only a gigantic sales success could allow us, as a reward for users, to have the occasional release of games for consoles with their box and everything.
Where to buy it cheaper?
sea of stars It arrived on Steam on August 29 with a 10% discount introductory offer. That means that instead of the 33.99 euros it costs, we could get hold of it for only 30.59. But we have another place where it is possible to acquire a key for the Valve store, at a global level (that is, it works for Spain), and that is somewhat less.
Specifically, in Eneba is it possible to get this sea of stars for only 23.50 eurosSo that’s a hefty discount of almost a third of what it costs. If you want, you can access the offer from here and later redeem the key that they give you in your Steam account.
Of course, if you like 16-bit RPGs from the 90s and want to relive old emotions with your computer, you can’t miss the opportunity to enjoy an adventure that wherever it goes is garnering very positive ratings, with scores higher than 9/90 in specialized media, and even on the Steam page itself, where users are raving about it.
