The Kickstarted survival-adventure indie-darling, The Flame in the Flood will be coming to PlayStation 4 next month, according to developer Molasses Flood. The game, which originally launched last year exclusively on PC and Xbox One, will be getting deluxe treatment; The Flame in the Flood: Complete Edition comes packed in with Directors' Commentary, a dynamic theme, system avatars, and "gameplay enhancements."

In an interview with DualShockers, Molasses Flood's CEO/Co-founder Forrest Dowling detailed these enhancements -- essentially the game will be released at parity with the PC and Xbox One version, with all the updates since the game's launch. Players can expect a smoother experience and less technical problems that popped up sporadically at launch.

The Flame in the Flood started as a Kickstarter project a few years back from AAA veterans starting a new studio in Cambridge: Molasses Flood. A collection of employees from developers the likes of Irrational, Harmonix, and Bungie, the Kickstarter was an overwhelming success -- eventually raising nearly double the funding price.

While The Flame in the Flood's Kickstarter campaign only mentioned it as a PC title, the game was introduced fairly early on as an ID@Xbox title by Phil Spencer. With that said, a PlayStation 4 version of The Flame in the Flood had always been in the talks for the new team -- it was included as a stretch goal in the original Kickstarter project.

DualShockers reviewed The Flame in the Flood on Xbox when it released, noting "The Flame in the Flood is a solid recommendation for anyone looking to diversify their catalog with a short, challenging, and artistically crafted indie title."

As mentioned above, The Flame in the Flood is currently available for both PC and Xbox One -- the Complete Edition on PlayStation 4 has will be released next month, January 2017, and it will be shown off this week at PlayStation Experience. Check out the announcement trailer below: