In a surprise move, the developers of The Last Campfire have decided to release their game early for both Switch and PlayStation 4.

For those that don’t know yet, The Last Campfire is a relaxing adventure/exploration game about rekindling the spark of life in an otherwise dreary and worn-down world. You play as the last ember, the last spark of life who must find their way to light the last campfire, thus restoring warmth in the world.

In a recent Tweet, the developers have announced that their game will be releasing tomorrow for both the Switch and the PS4. The official page for the game on the Nintendo site still states that the game will be released this summer, but should be updated as soon as the game becomes available.

Where to buy

The Last Campfire will be available through the Nintendo eShop, and will cost just $14.99. A price more than fair considering the love and attention that went into this beautiful indie game. Definitely one of the more cute and overall wholesome indie games that I have seen in recent times.

For those that own a PlayStation 4, you will be able to purchase the game though the PlayStation Store starting tomorrow as well. However, there is still currently no listing for the game in the shop.

The Last Campfire Switch Trailer

More info

For more information on The Last Campfire, you can use the link above to check out the game on the official Nintendo website. You can also follow the developers on Twitter.

For more aesthetic-focused games, check out my coverage of Concrete Genie.

The Last Campfire has been confirmed for release on Nintendo Switch sometime this summer.

The Last Campfire is a relaxing adventure/exploration game about rekindling the spark of life in an otherwise dreary and worn-down world. You play as the last ember, the last spark of life who must find their way to light the last campfire, thus restoring warmth in the world.

The Last Campfire is a wholesome and heartfelt journey that was created with great artistic focus, which is displayed through the smooth and aesthetically pleasing graphics. The game is about exploring not just the world around you, but also exploring yourself. You must find the hope within, so that you may share in the darkest of places.

Here is a trailer to give you an idea as to what is meant when the developers describe their game as artistically focused.

Official Trailer

For more information on the game, you can check out the official website of the developers. You can also find more information on the official Nintendo website.

For more great indie games like The Last Campfire, check out my coverage of Kumo, A Boy In The Clouds.