The JRPG legacy is synonymous with experimentation; even the most fondly-remembered titles, upon more frank inspection, reveal themselves as unique if not downright bizarre. How did this tradition begin, and where has it run off to?
Getting a second lease on life, The Caligula Effect returns with an updated remake for multiple platforms. Does the game leave players overdosing with joy or scrambling to find an antidote?
A new trailer was released for The Caligula Effect: Overdose featuring the game’s villains, the Ostinato Musicians. This remake of the PlayStation Vita release is slated for release next month in North America and Europe.
Get ready to return to Mobius. NIS America asks players which path they will choose in this new trailer for The Caligula Effect: Overdose.
A new trailer from NIS America invites gamers to meet the Go-Home Club, a group intent on escaping their virtual high school existence. A new trailer shows off these students’ moves from the upcoming Caligula Effect: Overdose.
NIS America has released a new video showing a short portion of The Caligula Effect: Overdose. In the early event scene, the party decides upon their leader, who noone will be to shocked to hear ends up being the player.
The Caligula Effect’s enhanced remake hits North America and Europe early next year. Publisher NIS America provided a new trailer highlight some of its additions.
Caligula’s remake comes with various additions, including a couple of new characters who FuRyu recently introduced. One thing that isn’t changing is the ability to recruit party members from a selection of over five hundred NPCs.
Some may argue that it was already easy to overdose on The Caligula Effect, but FuRyu is making sure its ideas get plenty more attention. The publisher recently provided the first full trailer for its enhanced remake.
The Caligula Effect’s localisation took many by surprise. Unfortunately, this isn’t one of those cases where an under-the-radar title is rescued to the betterment of the RPG scene.
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