Might and Delight

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On the Road to Release: Book of Travels launches on October 11th

Book of Travels begins with Chapter Zero, ushering players into a brand new world through Early Access.

Stockholm, Sweden – September 24th, 2021 — On October 11th, Travellers from far and wide will set foot on Braided Shore and a new world will begin! Quality was our deadline and today we’ve met that deadline and can confidently commit to a date for Book of Travels’ release: October 11th, 2021.

In the extra weeks we bought with our most recent and final delay we’ve wrangled with three pervasive issues which we called the Unholy Trio. Having fixed and repaired and pushed and pulled and repaired again, we’re ready to launch.

While Braided Shore will be ready to explore a few weeks from now, please bear in mind that Book of Travels is an Early Access game — there is much to be added, some features will change, and others may need a little adaptation here and there. We’re excited that Early Access allows us to do this together with players, with their verbal input and also in response to their tracks and traces.

5 Oct 2021, 3:38

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Studio & Ethos

Might and Delight is a small independent game studio based in Stockholm, Sweden. Founded in 2010, the studio has released over twenty projects including games, digital books and artwork, all of which have a highly crafted visual style and explore emotionally engaging themes such as motherhood, loss, freedom and solitude.

We take our inspiration from many sources including art, history, music and folklore. All of our games have a unique aesthetic and we work hard to craft digital experiences that are beautiful, immersive and emotionally provocative.

The games we make at Might and Delight don’t fit neatly into genres, but what they have in common is the way they allow players to explore, speculate and reflect. Our workstyle is similarly reflective and we think that this results in games which aren’t just something a bit unexpected but that also have a lot of integrity. We enjoy connecting with people outside of the games industry and beside our own productions we engage in collaborations with art institutions, museums and libraries.

People

Our team consists of people from a wide range of backgrounds. Between us we’ve worked in everything from triple-a and indie games to animation, fine art, music, publishing and movies. We take an actively multidisciplinary approach to our games which is complemented by the variety of perspectives we each bring to the development process.