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Sen’i is a new experience for the Game Boy Color from Nara Makes Games

Published May 8, 2024

“Sen’i” / “遷移” is the latest game project from Nara Makes Games, the studio who brought us “The Mayor of Sanctuary“.

Set in the fascinating Sanctuary universe, the new title is currently in development and will acts as both the prologue and a playable trailer experience that connects the original game with the next major entry in the series.

Anthony Wallace, the one-man band behind indie studio Nara Makes Games, is doing things completely independently this time around, since parting ways with his publisher earlier this year.

This new adventure for the Game Boy Color is set to release in 2024 and will be free for the studio’s supporters on Patreon, as Anthony explains:

“I intended the digital edition of “The Mayor of Sanctuary” to be free… and since Sen’i is 100% independent, I can do whatever I want with it.”

We loved our time with “The Mayor of Sanctuary” and can’t wait to see what the future has in store for this intriguing universe.

You can stay in the loop with the game’s development by following Nara Makes Games on Instagram and YouTube, or get exclusive updates by becoming a supporter of the studio on Patreon.

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