OPUS: Prism Peak is a compelling narrative adventure. Assume the role of a photographer, lost within an otherworldly dimension, and employ your camera to unravel enigmatic mysteries, ultimately guiding you back to your own reality.
Positioned as a creative fusion between “What Remains of Edith Finch” and the evocative cinematic creations of Makoto Shinkai (known for works like “Your Name” and “Suzume”), OPUS: Prism Peak is hailed as the “spiritual sibling” to its predecessor, OPUS: Echo of Starsong, which made its debut on the Nintendo Switch in 2022.
Prism Peak perpetuates the legacy of crafting fantastical universes, this time following the journey of a photographer who inadvertently becomes ensnared in a mysterious dimension. Brian Lee, the writer behind Echo of Starsong, returns to weave the narrative fabric of Prism Peak. Armed with a camera, you will unearth concealed truths within this peculiar realm, all while striving to discover the path leading back to your world.
Beyond its captivating storyline, OPUS: Prism Peak dazzles with its visual splendor. As evidenced by the showcased trailer and screenshots, the game is a testament to the studio’s commitment to artistic excellence.
If you’ve yet to delve into the OPUS series, starting with “OPUS: The Day We Found Earth” offers a splendid introduction. However, “OPUS: Echo of Starsong” stands as a brilliant modern entry point. Earlier this year, SIGONO, the developer, unveiled its latest venture in the series, OPUS: Prism Peak. Based on its intriguing description, it appears poised to captivate both newcomers and series veterans alike.
Is this a Mobile game? Well, if will be on Steam first, but OPUS: Prism Peak will hit mobile at some point in the future if it isn’t coming around launch. Like it is predecessors.
