Child of Light is a JRPG game released on April 29, 2014. It was celebrated for its enchanting art style, evocative soundtrack, and captivating storyline, which followed the journey of Aurora in the mystical world of Lemuria. Despite its acclaim and dedicated fan base, Ubisoft has yet to announce a sequel to this beloved title. We, the undersigned, passionately urge Ubisoft to develop and release Child of Light 2. A continuation of Aurora's adventure would not only fulfill the desires of countless fans but also breathe new life into the beautifully crafted universe that left us all yearning for more. Join us in petitioning Ubisoft to bring back the magic and wonder of Child of Light, allowing both new and returning players to explore the rich, imaginative world that has captured our hearts. Ubisoft needs to do something for gamers.

I first played Child of Light on my Nintendo Switch in 2023 when the game was initially brought over to the console. I had never heard of it before, but because it was on sale for $5.00 and I liked the art, I bought in. When I first started the game, I could tell immediately that this was different from so many RPGs out there today. The games entrancing atmosphere kept me invested and immersed, the intro to Aurora and Igniculus characters was so well done, the gameplay left a impression on the player and let me know that this was a hostile land but I could grow and become stronger than it, and the beautiful, fearce, and gorgeous music was the cherry on top of a perfect opening to a game. But it only got better as chapters went on, I met new characters and many enemies, and ended up being so in love with this game that when I completed it, I felt like it wasn't really over. There was still so much left for my mind to linger that I felt like this was just part one. So I did a Google search and learned I was right! But not in the way I was hoping. Child of Light 2 had a full script written for it by lead writer Jeffery Yohalem, but in Ubisoft's attempt to make more money, the higher ups chose to not greenlight the project, despite the universal praise over this past decade of the first. That's why we fans want and deserve a sequel. So please sign and let us prove to Ubisoft that there is a market for art still.