After several teases, Nihon Falcom finally announced Tokyo Xanadu New Project, a new game that celebrates the 10th anniversary of the series. The title was previously teased as “Tokyo Xanadu K,” in the Nintendo Switch re-release of Tokyo Xanadu eX+.
The Falcom March 2024 calendar teases the tagline “You remember what Rem said, don’t you?” with the initials “T.X.K.” Once more, this would turn out to be a reference to a Tokyo Xanadu eX+ sequel. Fortunately, Falcom didn’t wait much longer for the game’s reveal.
Tokyo Xanadu New Project Celebrates the Series 10th Anniversary
According to Falcom’s new website and trailer, the Tokyo Xanadu New Project takes place in the city of Kyoto and depicts a story of juveniles that travel to a realm known as “Xanadu.” Although it’s set in the same world as Tokyo Xanadu eX+, the setting is new with all-new gameplay systems built from scratch.
Watch the new trailer and key visual below, via Falcom:
This June, Tokyo Xanadu eX+ will be available physically and digitally for Nintendo Switch in the west. A 4-CD set featuring all 88 songs from the game’s original soundtrack will be available exclusively on the Aksys Games Online Store. Pre-orders are available now for $69.99 while supplies last.
As previously announced, the Nintendo Switch version includes high-speed mode found in Ys and Trails games. Moreover, the game includes all previously released DLC including costumes and item sets. Fans can expect a new, revamped localization of the story as well!
Lastly, Tokyo Xanadu eX+ is available now for PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, and PC via Steam in the west. Tokyo Xanadu eX+ made its Nintendo Switch debut on June 29, 2023 in Japan. Clouded Leopard Entertainment released the Traditional Chinese and Korean versions of Tokyo Xanadu eX+ for Switch on July 13, 2023.
