Persona 3 Aigis: The First Mission Japanese PC, Switch Date Set
G-MODE revealed that its re-release of Persona 3 Aigis: The First Mission is coming to Japan next week. The 2007 mobile title will be heading to PC and Switch.
G-MODE revealed that its re-release of Persona 3 Aigis: The First Mission is coming to Japan next week. The 2007 mobile title will be heading to PC and Switch.
Publisher G-MODE is bringing mobile spin-off Persona 3 Aigis: The First Mission to PC and Switch in Japan. The game originally released for mobile phones and is set ten years before the events of Persona 3.
G-Mode announced another re-release of an Atlus mobile phone title. Megami Tensei spin-off Majin Tensei: Blind Thinker will be coming to PC and Switch in Japanese soon.
G-Mode has released Megami Ibunroku Persona: Ikuu no Tou Hen on PC. offshoot to Revelations: Persona originally released for featured phones in Japan, and is also available on Switch in the country.
G-Mode and Room6’s OU offers players a curious narrative experience adventure. After going through the game three times, RPGamer’s Michael Baker still isn’t quite sure what to fully make of it but it certainly stuck in his head.
Japanese publisher and developer G-Mode has released OU. The game is billed as a picturesque narrative adventure with a JRPG feel.
G-Mode is bringing the Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible New Testament mobile games to PC in Japan. All three games were also brought to Switch in the country earlier this year.
Limited Run Games and Degica are partnering for a physical release of Hero Must Die. Again. The game will be available to order from Tuesday.
Designer Shoji Masuda is known for some distinctive titles that have generally only been able to garner attention in Japan. Degica Games is finally giving western RPGamers the chance to check out one such title, the anti-RPG Hero Must Die. Again.
Anti-RPG Hero Must Die. Again is out today on PC and PlayStation 4 with a Nintendo Switch release to follow tomorrow. Publisher Degica Games put out a new launch trailer for the game, which starts after the final boss is vanquished.
Degica has announced release dates for Hero Must Die. Again. The anti-RPG will launch for PC, PS4, and Switch later this month.
For most games, ‘Happily Ever After’ is the end of the story. For this one, it’s the whole point of the experience. But will it truly be a ‘happy’ ending, or will the hero expire first?
Hero Must Die is another title that our man in Japan figured would stay entirely under his remit. That turns out to not be the case as Degica is bringing the game to PC worldwide next year.
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