XSEED Games and Acquire have released Akiba’s Trip: Undead and Undressed Director’s Cut for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PC via Steam. A new launch trailer introduces new and returning players to what they can expect in the franchise’s latest release.
Akiba’s Trip: Undead & Undressed Director’s Cut is digitally for $29.99 in the Nintendo eShop. A limited physical Day 1 Edition is available for $39.99 featuring a musical selections CD and a set of nine oversized art cards featuring original illustrations by Japanese artists. The Day 1 Edition is are available now in the XSEED Games Store. The Director’s Cut DLC is available separately for $7.99 for the existing PlayStation 4 and Steam versions.
About AKIBA’S TRIP: Undead and Undressed Director’s Cut
Updated from its original release for a new generation, AKIBA’S TRIP: Undead and Undressed Director’s Cut places players in the role of Nanashi, an otaku mysteriously transformed into a vampire and thrust into a conspiracy of “Synthisters” plaguing the electronics mecca. Alongside a colorful cast of allies known as the “Akiba Freedom Fighters,” Nanashi must defend his fellow otaku from vampire predators, discovering that the best strategy to defeat them is to strip them of their bare essentials and expose them to the cleansing power of the sun! Featuring a fully voiced “true ending” route starring lovable maid Kati, original side quests introducing more offbeat otaku denizens of Akihabara, and an arsenal of new weapons and armor, AKIBA’S TRIP: Undead and Undressed Director’s Cut brings modern supernatural adventure for the Japanophile of discerning tastes.
- Kati Takes Center Stage: Experience the “true ending” of the game’s story for the first time. When a mysterious and malevolent force slumbering inside Kati awakens, will you be able to do whatever it takes to save her?
- More Side Hustles: From a body pillow connoisseur to Japan’s oldest cosplayers, help out the locals in over a dozen new side missions and pick up wild new weapons and armor along the way.
- Revisit the Glory Days of Japan’s Electronic Mecca: Like a virtual tour of Tokyo’s Akihabara ward, all major outdoor locations from the town have been painstakingly recreated circa 2012-2013, with over 130 real-life shops accurately represented.
- Completely Customizable Combat: When you’re an otaku, anything from baseball bats to comics to motherboards can be a weapon. Plus, you can target and strip individual clothing items from enemies to add to your own inventory.
