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Where the Heart Leads, a surreal narrative journey through one man’s past where he will reevaluate a lifetime of important decisions, is now available for pre-order on the PlayStation Store for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 via backwards compatibility.
Pre-order the PlayStation exclusive from the makers of Resident Evil 4 VR and ReCore to snag the extended soundtrack, available when Where the Heart Leads launches on July 13, 2021.
Check out the release date reveal trailer here
- Write the story of Whit Anderson, from childhood to old age. React to life’s twists and turns with choices and consequences that ripple throughout a lifetime
- Meet the memorable, complex residents of Carthage, Whit’s small-town home. Build relationships or burn bridges in a dynamic community shaped by your decisions
- Experience dozens of endings and hundreds of outcomes across a 600,000-word script, equal to five novels
When husband and father Whit Anderson descends into a massive sinkhole to save the family dog, he finds a strange realm where the real and surreal collide. Whit begins to relive memories of his life and discovers he can make different choices to change its course forever. Discover whether the grass is truly greener, whether fate can be defied, and what awaits at the end of a life.
Where the Heart Leads releases July 13 on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 via backwards compatibility. Digital pre-orders are open now on the PlayStation Store. The special retail Physical Edition, from Perp Games, will be available from July 16 across all fine retailers.
For more information on Where the Heart Leads, visit the official website and follow Armature Studio on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
About Armature Studio
Founded in 2008 by key developers of the acclaimed Metroid Prime franchise, Austin, Texas-based Armature Studio crafts compelling, high-end gaming experiences as both an independent developer and partner to some of the industry’s biggest names. The studio’s work includes original IPs like ReCore and Dead Star, alongside development support for legendary franchises like Resident Evil, Metal Gear Solid, Fortnite, Borderlands, and Batman: Arkham.
