'Stanley Parable Ultra Deluxe' Coming To PC And Consoles On April 27

Stanley's Parable is a game that plays you (Photo: Steam)

JAKARTA - Publisher Crows Crows Crows announced that Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe will soon arrive on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, and Switch on April 27.

The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe comes to Steam, Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S on April 27, 2022! pic.twitter.com/lBmfJh575X

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Stanley Parable Ultra Deluxe was originally released in 2013. Later, a new edition of this metanarrative game was announced at the Game Awards in 2018 and is slated for release in 2019.

But unfortunately, those plans had a change with the return of the original creators namely Davey Wreden, William Pugh, and Kevan Brighting, and resulted in new content being developed for the game.

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and the shift to regulations for working from home, it wasn't long before another delay hit the project.

"Early in development, the plan was only to bring The Stanley Parable to consoles with a few minor adjustments, but as time goes on, we're getting more and more excited about what else we can do with the game," the studio said in a press statement, March 31.

Since The Stanley Parable is a game about surprises, the developers have tried to implement the new content in a way that players never expected before.

If you haven't played the game since its release, The Stanley Parable is an expanded reimagining of 2013's The Stanley Parable. You may or may not play Stanley.

You will make choices, and also you will become helpless. "You are not here to win. Stanley's parables are a game toying with you," according to the game's description.

"Stanley's parable is a very stimulating commentary on the nature of choice in games as well as in other systems, such as our workplace and our families and games that offer some of the most fun, surprising, and rewarding choices. I've been faced with a game. Wrong path. never felt so right," said Carolyn Petit in her 2013 Stanley Parable review.