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Square Enix has released new artwork for I am Setsuna that gives players a look at the amazing visuals that make up some of the characters and environments. The new images show off the game’s watercolor-based art, which puts emphasis on the vibrant and lively colors found in the world around Setsuna.
I am Setsuna will be released for the PS4 and PC on July 19th. For more information, check out the trailer above.
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