The Brigandine series returns with a brand new title on Nintendo Switch. Is The Legend of Runersia the next great strategy RPG on a Nintendo console, or will it just be another mundane game about warring countries?
The demo for Brigandine: The Legend of Runersia is now available on the eShop. Players can now survey the land of Runersia to plan out battle tactics before the full game arrives in June.
Those wanting a physical edition of Brigandine: The Legend of Runeseria will soon be able to order one. The Nintendo Switch strategy RPG will have two editions, both available through Limited Run Games.
Happinet has begun a series of producer letters for strategy RPG Brigandine: The Legend of Runersia. The first entry covers the difficulty options that will be available in the game’s campaign.
The second entry in the Brigandine series is preparing for a worldwide launch in June. Get ready to lead legions of troops and monsters alike as the battle for Runersia heads to the Nintendo Switch this summer.
The third title in the Omega Labyrinth series is coming to PC worldwide via Steam. It appears that the PC version will be the fully expanded one released for Nintendo Switch earlier this year.
The remaining three countries in Brigandine: The Legend of Runersia get the spotlight treatment with their own historical trailers. The upcoming tactical RPG is heading to the Nintendo Switch in 2020.
The Brigandine series is revived with Brigandine: The Legend of Runersia. Happinet has produced a trio of trailers that offer insight on half of the game’s warring countries.
After twenty years, the Brigandine series returns in the form of Brigandine: The Legend of Runersia. The new entry will be heading to Nintendo Switch in 2020.
Omega Labyrinth Life was already set to be released in Japan, but given the issues faced by its predecessor a western release wasn’t expected. However, D3 Publisher has revealed that its release next week will be available worldwide.
D3 Publisher is continuing the Omega Labyrinth series in Japan. The new entry will come in two versions: one for the Switch, with a “milder” version coming to PlayStation 4.
Omega Labyrinth Z always had a few more hurdles to clear to attain an English release than other titles. In a selection of countries, it has fallen at the one set up by the ratings board.
Ah can’t you see me standin’ here I got my back against the record machine, I ain’t the worst that you’ve seen, oh can’t you see what I mean? I might as well jump, might as well jump, go ahead and jump, go ahead and jump!
The world is coming to an end. The question is, will you bring this game with you into the new one, or will you let it waste away with the old?
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