The Golden Joystick Awards debuts new trailer for Gris, one of the best looking platformers you’ll see this year
You won’t have to wait much longer for Gris, the breathtaking indie title from newcomer Nomada Studios
The Golden Joystick Awards are in full swing at the Bloomsbury Big Top in London this evening and, alongside all the celebrations of this year’s best in gaming, the event is packed full of exclusive new trailers for some of the most exciting new titles on the horizon.
Case in point? Say hello to Gris, a miasmic indie platformer due to release next month. Developer Nomada Studios and publisher Devolver Digital debuted a brand new trailer for the game at the Golden Joystick Awards just moments ago, and you can watch it right here.
It’s a breathtaking showcase for the game’s aesthetic beauty, with a moving watercolour palette that wouldn’t look out of place in an art museum. Gris is centred around a girl navigating the abstract environments of her own, traumatised subconsciousness, serving up light puzzles and platforming challenges set to a breathtaking original soundtrack. This is the first project for the Barcelona based Nomada Studio, but we can already tell it’s going to be something super special.
If that trailer’s already left you mega impressed, I have good news. You’ll be able to play Gris on PC and Nintendo Switch from December 13, which is only a few weeks away. Until then, why not sit back and enjoy the rest of the Golden Joystick Awards live on Twitch? We’ll be covering all the news out of the event here on GamesRadar, and we promise that there’s still a few more surprises to come...
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