This week features a new review for the lengthy Persona 5 Royal, as well as looks at Mistover, Bravely Default II’s demo, and adventure title Telling Lies. The news includes a long-awaited western release announcement for Trails of Cold Steel IV, a remaster of the original NieR, and a sequel to Rogue Legacy.
Tactical title Fort Triumph is exiting Steam Early Access in less than two weeks. The game will also be coming to consoles at a later date.
The fantasy world of Aurai is about to expand. The Soroboreans DLC for Outward is releasing soon, and the developer has created a new video to detail it.
What initially appeared like an April Fool’s joke turned out to be DLC for Darkest Dungeon. The Butcher’s Circus will arrive in May and adds a PvP arena mode to the game.
We’ve let the boys sleep in this week! Alice, Anna Marie and Kelley rock the LadyCast this week, discussing their creepy Animal Crossing denizens, April Fool’s, which industry CEO is a giant jerk, and the big release of the month.
The fourth title in the mainline Neptunia series is making its way to Switch. Megadimension Neptunia VII will launch digitally on the console this summer.
Going Under is a satirical action dungeon-crawler from Team17 and Aggro Crab Games. The game will put players in the role of marketing intern Jackie Fiasco in a dystopian corporate world when it launches later this year.
Square Enix released the third episode in its “Inside Final Fantasy VII Remake” video series. The company also released a somewhat spoilery final trailer ahead of the game’s official launch next week.
Cellar Door Games’ side-scrolling action roguelite Rogue Legacy is getting a sequel. Rogue Legacy 2 looks set to launch for PC this summer.
The latest Inazuma Eleven title has undergone a troubled development. Level-5’s latest update reveals the game is now expected in 2021, with its story majorly changed from its initial plans.
Developer miHoYo introduced a new character for Genshin Impact. Fischl refers to herself as the ‘Prinzessin der Verurteilung’ and is a rising star in the Adventurer’s Guild.
Persona 5 Royal headlines this week’s releases, joined by Sometimes Always Monsters, Fates of Ort, and a couple of new platforms for Operencia: The Stolen Sun. There are always some new spring sales going on.
It’s taken nearly fifty years, but PONG is now an RPG. PONG Quest will launch sometime this spring for PC and consoles.
THQ Nordic has followed up its PS4 and Xbox One release of Titan Quest’s Ragnarök expansion with the launch of the subsequent Atlantis expansion on those same consoles. There is still no news on when either will release on Switch.
Cold Symmetry is a new studio formed by a team of experienced developers. Its debut title is Mortal Shell, an action RPG heavily inspired by the Souls series.
Minecraft Dungeons will bring some blocky co-op action when it launches in May. Mojang also released a new developer diary talking about the lore of the game.
NIS America has confirmed that the final part of the Trails of Cold Steel subseries is heading west. Trails of Cold Steel IV will launch for PS4 this fall, with Switch and PC versions following next year.
Compile Heart provided some media and details for the recently-announced Mary Skelter Finale. The game will have six main protagonists and see its characters split off into different parties.
Indivisible is getting a free patch that will add New Game Plus and local co-op. The update comes out for all platforms tomorrow.
In a press conference at 12:00pm, JST, Squaresoft and Enix of Japan have announced an end to their long-running April Fools joke.
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