DON’T NOD is thrilled to announce the release of their highly anticipated action-puzzle climbing game, Jusant, today. The game is available for PC via Steam, Xbox Series X|S (including Xbox Game Pass), and PlayStation 5. It is also supported by Nvidia GeForce Now.
Check out the Jusant launch trailer:
Jusant‘s original soundtrack, composed by Guillaume Ferran, will be available on Steam; players can buy it alone or get the game and the soundtrack together in the Soundtrack Bundle. This remarkable soundtrack will also be available on digital platforms on day one, courtesy of our partner Kid Katana Records.
DON’T NOD CEO Oskar Guilbert enthuses, “2023 has been a huge year for us at DON’T NOD so far, with the release of Harmony: The Fall of Reverie, our 15th anniversary, and now Jusant‘s release. We’re very proud of all the teams involved and the hard work they’ve put in to get us here. We hope players fall in love with the climbing, the atmosphere, and the story of Jusant.”
Jusant at Paris Games Week
DON’T NOD and Jusant will also be present at Paris Games Week this year, the biggest video game event in France, running from November 1st – 5th. Attendees can play Jusant at these three booths: Capital Games (Jeux Made in France), PGW Junior, and Xbox Microsoft.
Jusant is out now for PC via Steam (with Nvidia DLSS 3 support upon release), Xbox Series X|S (including Xbox Game Pass), and PlayStation 5. Nvidia DLSS 3 RTX technology boosts frame rates while maintaining great image quality and responsiveness. It is also supported by Nvidia GeForce Now.
For more information, visit the website and follow DON’T NOD on Facebook, X, and Instagram.
Related: DON’T NOD’s JUSANT Preview for Steam
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