Human Head Studios has announced that its sequel to 2000 title Rune will, strangely enough, be called Rune II. The developer also revealed that the game will be released this summer on the Epic Games Store.
Life-sim RPG Marenian Tavern Story is now available on Xbox One and PC. The new versions join the previously released PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, iOS, and Android editions.
This week’s new releases are headed by Atelier Lulua and Dauntless, with a number of titles making debuts on new platforms. There are also some new sales for RPGamers to potentially take advantage of.
Square Enix has released a new trailer for Tokyo RPG Factory’s newest title, highlighting its Daemon system. In other news, the game’s Japanese release has been set for August.
Nioh 2 has made its first appearance since its E3 2018 announcement. The game will be undergoing a closed alpha very soon, with a new gameplay trailer released that shows the sequel’s customisable player character.
Not all vampires are at the bottom of the food chain, some of them have to be on top. In this case, that would be the Ventrue, the billionaire benefactors of the Masquerade.
NIS America has announced that Utawarerumono Zan is coming west in September. The publisher also released a new trailer for the action RPG spin-off, which showcases a quartet of playable characters.
THQ Nordic has expanded further with another studio acquisition. Gothic, Risen, and ELEX developer Piranha Bytes is now its full subsidiary.
Sales for Judgment in Japan will be resuming in a couple of months. The game will be re-released as a “New Price Version” in July, with the Japanese version featuring the same new character voice and model as next month’s western release.
The Atelier series returns to Arland with the western release of Atelier Lulua. The game is available now for PC worldwide and for PS4 and Switch in North America, with the console versions also hitting Europe on Friday.
After a lengthy early access period, Dauntless is now making its full debut. Better yet, for this debut everyone is going to be going to the same party.
Grinding Gear Games has announced its newest expansion for action RPG Path of Exile. Chris Wilson was kind enough to give RPGamer a preview of the new content in Legion, as well as details about an overhaul of the game’s melee combat.
Idea Factory International has announced the limited edition for Super Neptunia RPG ahead of the game’s release in late June. The edition will be available to pre-order from next week.
After a delay, the physical bundle of Steven Universe: Save the Light and OK K.O.! Let’s Play Heroes is now available in North America and Europe. The bundle is available form retail stores for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.
Square Enix’s extended celebration of the Final Fantasy series continues, with Final Fantasy XII the latest entry in the series to find a home on the Nintendo Switch. It’s a game that feels right at home on the hybrid system, and the years have been very kind to it.
After recently announcing an all-in-one version of Kingdom Come, the physical Collector’s Edition is set to have a slightly later date. Don’t worry, there isn’t too much of a wait.
Atlus would not be rushed into making a fifth main Persona game. Now that it’s finally been out long enough to warrant a Backtrack, plenty...
Bandai Namco has released a new trailer for Doraemon Story of Seasons, along with news of a Switch demo in Japan. Yes, there will be farming.
Cyberpunk dungeon-crawler Conglomerate 451 is coming to Steam Early Access this week. A full launch is expected after around six to eight months.
There’s plenty of varied RPGamer content to check out form this week, with a new writer making his feature debut alongside a new interview, review, and impression. Major news includes another hefty Fire Emblem: Three Houses preview, a full release date for Dauntless, and the early shuttering of a development studio.
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