More than a month after its release, The Tomorrow Children goes free-to-play game for the PlayStation 4. The announcement came from Sony Interactive Entertainment and Q-Games, stating that it will be free for North America today followed by Europe tomorrow.

The Tomorrow Children Was Planned To Be Free-to-Play

The Tomorrow Children is a town-building game where players collect resources to continue building. It involves defending the town against monsters and scouring different islands for new materials. Here, leaders can suggest ideas that the town can decide on. Interaction with other players pop in and out during the adventures and working together with other player finish certain tasks.

The game was originally released for $20, which also includes a founder's pack that contains $30 worth of in-game materials, special costumes and in-game currency.

The Tomorrow Children was released as a paid early access title back in September and Q-Games stated during their initial announcement that a Free-to-Play version will come out in the near future. Q-Games held true to their words and now released the title to everyone for free.

The Tomorrow Children Additional Updates

With Q-Games' announcement  of The Tomorrow Children as free-to-play, the initial founder's pack promo was replaced by a frontier pack which contains $25 worth of in-game items. The developers also released new islands, new Halloween events and various system fixes. There is now a megaphone in-game to improve the communication between players. The fixes and updates for The Tomorrow Children are partly a result from the user feedbacks.

Along with their statement, Q-Games also released some statistics from the paid access version of the game. The statistics included towns restored, total resources collected, puzzles completed and distance walked, among others.

More The Tomorrow Children updates should come soon, as promised by developers.