Game Source Entertainment revealed that Supernature Games’s Lost in Fantaland will release on consoles next week. Previously released on PC, the tactical roguelite deckbuilder will arrive on PS4, PS5, and Switch.
Developer 7QUARK announced that it has taken over publishing duties for the Steam version of Yasha: Legends of the Demon Blade, which comes with a global price adjustment. The developer also revealed free update plans for the action RPG.
7QUARK and Game Source Entertainment released a new trailer ahead of Yasha: Legends of the Demon Blade’s launch next week. The 100-second video shows various snippets of gameplay.
7QUARK and Game Source Entertainment revealed that Yasha: Legends of the Demon Blade will launch a few weeks later than planned. The delay is stated to be due to unexpected demand for the game’s limited edition.
Game Source Entertainment and 7QUARK revealed an April release date for Yasha: Legends of the Demon Blade. The action roguelite takes players to a fantasy version of Edo-era Japan.
Game Source Entertainment and 7QUARK have released a demo for Yasha: Legends of the Demon Blade. The action roguelite is currently undergoing a Kickstarter campaign ahead of a planned March release.
Game Source Entertainment announced a global release for 7QUARK’s Yasha: Legends of the Demon Blade. The action RPG, set in a fantasy version of Edo-era Japan, is set to arrive in October.
Game Source Entertainment announced PS5 and Switch versions for Lost in Fantaland are planned for June. The roguelite deckbuilder from Supernature Games is currently available on Steam Early Access.
Sword and Fairy: Together Forever steps up to provide a considerably more playable experience than the previous installment of the Taiwanese-developed series. This second localized entry delivers the engrossing storytelling that the series is known for.
Chinese RPG Sword and Fairy 7 is coming to PlayStation consoles. The PS4 and PS5 versions will launch worldwide later this year under the title Sword and Fairy: Together Forever.
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