While Fire Emblem: Three Houses seems to finally be put aside by most folks, a few are still learning the dangerous pitfalls of gift giving. As usual, cats and Robin Williams are discussed. Then someone pre-orders Pantsu Hunter and someone else tries to shove CDs into an iPhone to get monsters.
Nippon Ichi’s Lapis x Labyrinth combines 2D sidescrolling action with a type of Japanese sweet. It’s an odd combination, but it works well enough to provide good hours of enjoyment.
Side-scrolling action RPG Lapis x Labyrinth is now out in North America, with the European release following very shortly. Players are invited to stack, raid, and get paid.
NIS America is looking for adventures seeking to earn their fortunes by conquering dungeons. There are eight potential roles available, with the call to arms also highlighting some of the other perks.
NIS America held its Showcase 2019 today, highlighting many upcoming releases for the next year. The presentation included some new announcements, including a 2020 PlayStation Vita release.
As expected, Lapis x Labyrinth is coming to North America and Europe. NIS America also revealed a couple of limited editions available to pre-order now in North America, with Europeans able to pre-order shortly.
Nippon Ichi Software’s Lapis Re Abyss, aka Lapis x Labyrinth, is out now in Japan. To go with its release, the developer released a few more details about the game’s systems.
Nippon Ichi Software has released the second official trailer for Lapis Re Abyss. The newest video focuses on combat, with RPGamers able to see how it stacks up.
NIS America has revealed the international title for Lapis Re Abyss, though a western release is not yet confirmed. In addition lots of details have emerged for the game, as well as its debut trailer.
Nippon Ichi has announced a new action RPG, Lapis Re Abyss. Little is known about the game at this stage, but it does have a party system where members are stacked on top of each other.
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