The dark is less scary when you have someone with you. Child of Light puts you and a friend in the shoes of Aurora, a young girl stolen from her home and brought to the kingdom of Lemuria, and her guide Igniculus, a ball of light who leads her around and lights her way. In order to get Aurora home, they must first track down the Moon, Stars and Sun and return them to their rightful homes in the sky. The Queen of the Night holds them captive and Aurora and Igniculus will need to brave the dark and hordes of mystical creatures. Inspired by JRPGs and epic poems, Child of Light is a unique coming of age tale built on the UbiArt Framework, which also powers Rayman Legends and the upcoming Valiant Hearts: The Great War. Child of Light will be available as a digital download for PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, Wii U and PC on April 30, 2014 for $14.99.
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