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NIS America announced October release dates for The Caligula Effect 2’s PS5 version. Players will have another opportunity to head into Redo and face off against Obbligato Musicians.
The Caligula Effect 2 is coming to PC courtesy of its developer Historia. The PC version will be available worldwide on Steam and the Epic Games Store next month.
Based on its predecessor’s reception, RPGamers could be forgiven for being wary of The Caligula Effect 2. However, FuRyu and Historia have turned it into a very pleasant surprise.
The Caligula Effect 2 is out now on PS4 and Switch in North America, with its European release following on Friday. NIS America released a new launch trailer marking its launch.
The Caligula Effect 2 is set to arrive in North America and Europe this October. NIS America also released a new gameplay trailer showing the game’s combat system.
FuRyu released some new media for The Caligula Effect 2. In addition to some screenshots, there are three more introductory trailers for the Obbligato Musicians.
FuRyu and Historia have released six new trailers for the upcoming The Caligula Effect 2. These trailers outline gameplay aspects as well as give glimpses at five of the antagonists known as the Obbligato Musicians.
Just a week after its Japanese announcement, NIS America revealed that The Caligula Effect 2 is coming west. The game will launch for PS4 and Switch near the end of the year.
FuRyu has unveiled a sequel to The Caligula Effect. Caligula 2 will launch in Japan in June and features new generations of the Go-Home Club and Ostinato Musicians.
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