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Creative Director Cornelia Geppert has confirmed that Sea of Solitude is headed to Switch, finally allowing all fans of the hybrid console to experience the dramatic story of a woman facing her biggest fear — loneliness.

Although the base version of Sea of Solitude was published by Electronic Arts (under their indie-focused EA Originals label), its Nintendo Switch edition is being produced by Quantic Dream — that's right, the studio behind Beyond: Two Souls and Detroit: Become Human is finally ready to strengthen its new publishing arm.

According to the French company, Sea of Solitude: The Director’s Cut — and its free demo version — will be arriving on Nintendo Switch in the very near future — on March 4, 2021; priced at €19.99. Those who would like to get a physical edition of said production — which will include the game card and an exclusive sticker — should be prepared to pay just a little bit more, €29.99. Featuring a photo mode and gyro controls, even those who have had a chance to play Sea of Solitude may want to keep an eye on the all-new Director’s Cut.

Sea of Solitude: The Director’s Cut obviously isn't the only major project Geppert and her team are currently developing, as Jo-Mei Games has been working hard on a brand-new video game for at least one year now.

Be sure to take a closer look at the action-packed trailer for Sea of Solitude: The Director’s Cut down below: