Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis Preview – Stylish & Incredibly Promising

By
Noah Hunter
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Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis Preview

Tomb Raider is one of the most iconic franchises in all of gaming, with Lara Croft still to this day one of the industry’s greatest icons. It’s been 8 years since the last new entry in the series, Shadow of the Tomb Raider, was released, and while we’ve gotten multiple remastered collections, fans have looked forward to what’s next for quite some time. The answer is Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis, a from-the-ground-up remake of the original game almost three decades later. During Summer Game Fest: Play Days 2026, I had the chance to go hands-on with 50 minutes of the game in its iconic Lost Valley level, and overall, I’m thoroughly impressed with what I’ve seen so far.

Legacy of Atlantis is the second remake of the original game, and with that comes massive nostalgia and expectation from fans. I know some online were skeptical of how this remake might turn out, but the demo I played reassured me that this team is well aware of what Tomb Raider is and what fans want from it. Right out of the gate, it was hard not to appreciate just how visually impressive the game was. There is such a high level of detail throughout, whether in foliage, environmental assets like water, or Lara’s character model. The lighting, especially, was stunning, with some really neat filtering of sunlight done through the jungle trees.

As an earlier level in the game, The Lost Valley offered a few puzzles to complete. Lara has quite a few tools at her disposal, including a grappling hook that allows you to swing across waterfalls, pull objects, and more. I was able to use the grappling hook to pull down a gear I needed to complete a puzzle, and that process was a fun challenge. It’s been said that multiple new puzzle mechanics are being added to Legacy of Atlantis, and I’m excited to see how these end up being.

Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis Releases on February 10, 2027

Naturally, Legacy of Atlantis is still a linear game, but it appears that its environments will have plenty to discover off the beaten path. Hidden collectibles are available to seek throughout, in addition to a scanner that gives insight into some of the architecture and relics in the environment. As a huge fan of a good adventure story, I love that there are all sorts of things to find in the environment. You are rewarded for checking out interesting areas or walking through an unknown path. Discovery and exploration are such key parts of an adventure like Tomb Raider, and these elements greatly enhance it.

Beyond exploration, combat is a key focus that you’ll have to get familiar with throughout the adventure. Lara has her iconic dual-pistol setup, and these felt so satisfying to use. Each shot felt snappy and right in line with what I’d hope for from gunplay. My preview had me sidestepping around and firing away at dinosaurs as they lunged toward me, and I had so much fun shooting them down. It’s just an absolute blast dodging all over as Lara with flips and cartwheels as you shoot down enemies.

My favorite addition Legacy of Atlantis brings to the table is the new Focus meter. We all know Lara’s dynamic, expressive dodges, and the teams at Crystal Dynamics and Flying Wild Hog have built a mechanic around this that is genuinely exciting. As you dodge away from enemies, a small meter on the bottom left fills. Once a circle is filled in, you can tap the right bumper to enter Focus Mode, which slows down time and has Lara strike a sweet pose mid-air to shoot enemies. This addition is so much fun and, truthfully, makes combat a joy. As I dodged away from dinosaurs, I could quickly slow down time and deal massive headshot damage while upside down. It makes playing as Lara a lot of fun, and I’m looking forward to seeing how the system shapes up in the full release.

Throughout the demo, Lara had plenty of witty lines that felt right in line with what I’d expect from her character. It feels right in line with the confident Lara found in early games and films, and I’m very happy with the voice acting I heard from Alix Wilton Regan so far. I am interested to see how the cutscene direction and overall dialogue are for the rest of the game, as I enjoyed what I experienced.

I was already stoked to play Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis, but after my demo, it’s instantly one of my most anticipated games of 2027. The Amazon Games team I spoke with during my preview made it clear that this experience has been built by huge fans of the series for fans, whether veterans or newcomers. The original game is still here, but some enhancements go beyond a remake here. Based on my time with the game, I think those additions are really going to pay off. The stylish gameplay and new mechanics look to make this the best version of Lara’s debut adventure, and it’s looking like that very well may be the case after spending some hands-on time with the game. 

Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis is set to launch on February 12, 2027, across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC.

Dead or Alive 6 Has Been Delisted on Steam

By
Saras Rajpal
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Dead or Alive 6 Has Been Delisted on Steam

Team Ninja has officially delisted Dead or Alive 6 on PC via Steam, prior to the release of Dead or Alive 6 Last Round on June 25. Additionally, all of the DLC will no longer be available to purchase. 

Despite the removal, Team Ninja noted on its website that certain items can be transferred from the Steam version of Dead or Alive 6 to Dead or Alive 6 Last Round. Some of these include DLC Costumes for non-collaboration characters, while character unlock keys, story unlock keys, and DLC costumes for collaboration characters won’t be transferred. More details are available via Team Ninja itself. 

Dead or Alive 6 Last Round will be available with a free-to-play version on June 25 for PlayStation 5, PC (Steam), and Xbox Series X|S. Additionally, a new Dead or Alive game is also in development. Lastly, here’s an overview of the game, via Steam:

Intense Fighting Entertainment is back!!

Fan-favorite 3D fighting game DEAD OR ALIVE 6 is back with stylish moves, striking animations, and a cast of colorful characters to go head-to-head in the fighting game world’s most extreme battles!

Place, pose, and take picture-perfect screenshots of your favorite characters in the new Photo Mode. Play with the classic DOA6 roster and 5 additional DLC characters from the original version, along with new costumes. Whether you’re a new player or a longtime veteran, DEAD OR ALIVE 6 Last Round has the action you’re looking for.

Includes five additional characters released in the original version!

Play with a lineup of 29 characters, including five characters originally released as bonuses or DLC for the original version: Nyotengu, Phase 4, Momiji, Rachel, and Tamaki.

Stage your own battles in the NEW Photo Mode!

Choose your stage and characters, position them freely, change their poses and expressions, and create your own legendary moments in the brand-new Photo Mode.

From simple skirmishes to serious strategy, DOA is THE definitive 3D fighting game!

Use Holds at the perfect moment to cripple your opponent. Build your Break Gauge and unleash powerful special moves. Mash through a Fatal Rush for an easy yet highly satisfying combo. Toss your opponent into a Danger Zone to deal extra damage. From first-time players to long-time strategists, DEAD OR ALIVE has something for everyone.

Mousebusters Releases on Xbox One and Nintendo Switch on June 25

By
Saras Rajpal
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Mousebusters Releases on Xbox One and Nintendo Switch on June 25

Odencat has announced that it will release “cute and spooky horror adventure” Mousebusters on Xbox One and Nintendo Switch on June 25. The game is available now on PC via Steam. 

Recently, Final Weapon reviewed Mousebusters and gave it a 3.5/5. We described it as an “adventure game with point-and-click, puzzle, and shoot ’em up elements. The gameplay loop is okay but slow at times. The characters are fun but not all of them stick the landing. The narrative can be slow but picks up in the second half leading to a satisfying ending. While it has issues the last hour of the game more than make up for them and I enjoyed my time with it. Especially since you can beat it in an afternoon.”

Lastly, here’s an overview of Mousebusters, via Steam: 

Welcome to Mousebusters!

You just moved into your new place, and are excited to settle in…when all of a sudden, you get turned into a mouse! Thankfully, you soon meet a fellow rodent who knows how to help.

He asks you to call him “Chief,” and explains that there’s only one way to break the curse: by ridding the whole apartment building of the ghosts that haunt its inhabitants

Get to Know Your New Neighbors

In each apartment, you’ll find a different ghost—but it won’t be that easy to track them down. It seems they prey on negative emotions, so in order to smoke them out, you’ll have to do some major recon to figure out each resident’s biggest insecurities. Just don’t get caught!

A Partner You Can Count On

Luckily, you won’t have to go it alone, because you’ll be in frequent contact with the Chief throughout each mission. From his comfy desk at HQ, he’ll offer plenty of guidance and comedic commentary as you scour the building and solve puzzles to find each ghost.

Engage in Ghost-Zapping Action!

Once you’ve tracked down the source of each resident’s woes, you’ll have to whip out your trusty ray gun and perform a good ol’ fashioned exorcism. Protect yourself from projectiles while targeting their weak points to expose their spectral cores!

Venture Down the Rabbit Hole

Over the course of your investigations, you’ll slowly uncover more and more evidence that suggests something far more ominous is going on with this building…and it seems the Chief knows more about the curse than he’s letting on. Just how deep does this conspiracy go?

Crimson Desert Surpasses 6 Million Copies Sold

By
Theodore Millard
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Pearl Abyss has announced that its game, Crimson Desert, has now sold 6 million copies. It released on March 19, under three months ago.

The game sold 2 million copies within a day of its release and hit 5 million by April 26. Pearl Abyss released this statement in celebration: “Your adventures and tales continue to make the journey of Crimson Desert even more special. Once again, thank you to every Greymane who has stepped into Pywel and experienced the world of Crimson Desert in their own way.”

Crimson Desert is an open-world action adventure game, available now for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Mac, and PC through Steam and the Epic Games Store. A Deluxe Edition is available for $79.99 with Standard Edition contents and the Deluxe Pack (Kairos Pack, Balgran Shield, and Exclaire Horse Tack Set). Crimson Desert is currently receiving updates, with a full DLC announced but yet to be detailed. Lastly, the Steam page gives this overview:

An Open-World Action-Adventure

Welcome to the beautiful yet brutal continent of Pywel. From the snow-blasted mountains of Kweiden to the verdant expanses of Akapen and the towering ridges scattering the Crimson Desert, this land is a testament to nature’s grandeur. Yet, amidst this beauty, the continent stands locked in war as factions vie for unprecedented power. Discover adventure, explore exciting locations, and fight thrilling battles as you travel across an incredible open world filled with wonder and mystery.

Kliff and the Greymanes 

“This is our mission.”
Join Kliff, captain of the Greymanes, and his comrades as they embark on a relentless journey to defend Pywel and fulfill their mission. Along your perilous path stands both dependable allies and countless foes who will stop at nothing to see your downfall. Face trials to uncover the truth of the catastrophe looming over Pywel and restore peace to the continent.

Mousebusters Review – A Short and Cute Adventure

By
MrSpacePan
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Mousebusters

Do you believe in ghosts? Have you been overwhelmed by negative emotions lately? Are you stuck in a cycle of your worst traits? What would you do if these were all connected in some way? How would you even begin to tackle something like this, especially if you can’t physically see the issue either? There are many ways to deal with something like this, but what if I told you a mouse could fix it? These questions may seem odd, but they’re all I could think about as I was playing Mousebusters from Japanese indie developer Odencat. 

Mousebusters is an adventure game that combines point-and-click elements with puzzles and shoot ‘em ups. In it, you play as someone who wakes up as a mouse after moving into a new apartment. You team up with another mouse named Chief, who tells you the building is haunted. Now it’s up to both of you to deal with all the ghosts and help out all the tenants. You must uncover the dark secret causing all this as well, all while being stuck as a mouse. The result is a short and cute game with a few issues. 

A Job for the Mousebusters

In Mousebusters, the building you move into has definitely seen better days, but it’s the only thing you can afford. After entering your new apartment, you see the building has a mouse already living in it. You decide to go to bed after seeing it, but when you wake up, things are different. For some reason, you’re now a mouse, and you’re quickly recruited for something major. It turns out that the other mouse you saw calls himself Chief and tells you that ghosts haunt the building. He also tells you that the ghosts are increasing the tenants’ negative emotions and that only mice can see them.

Now it’s up to you to take care of them. Chief stays back at headquarters and talks to you as you navigate the different apartments looking for the ghosts. This premise immediately hooked me. It’s such a fun idea, and the game’s writing matches the energy it needs. I find myself laughing from time to time and enjoy the banter between the mice. The writing does falter at times, especially when it comes to the other characters. There are five other tenants in the building you have to help, and not all of them stick the landing. 

All the characters have realistic problems, but the game is so short that they all feel surface-level. Even at the end, when they try to flesh everyone out fully, it only works for one of them. It makes the first half of the game a bit of a slog story-wise when it’s trying to break down these characters. The story does pick up in the second half, and it even makes up for a lot of the weaker character moments. I had a smile on my face when the credits rolled and could easily recommend this short story, issues and all.

Busting Makes Me Feel Okay

Mousebusters is an adventure game with point-and-click, puzzle, and shoot ’em up elements. The gameplay loop has you enter an apartment, look for the ghost, figure out how to lure it out, and then fight it. At the very least, the apartments are unique. No two apartments have the same ghost or way to lure them out. Some apartments require you to complete memory games, cooking games, and even a rhythm game. I do appreciate the variety, but there’s still room for improvement.

The ghost fights have the same praise and criticisms. The shoot ‘em up elements come into play here. You aim your gun and shoot the weak spots of the ghosts and any incoming attacks. After three shots, you have to reload, and you can only get hit three times too. I love how each fight has a different gimmick, but it quickly falls back into my main criticism. No matter what difficulty you select, each fight is easy. After a while, the fights feel like padding for playtime, and it can get boring. I never disliked my time, but I wish there was some more variety to the gameplay.

A Cute and Satisfying World 

Mousebusters has a pixel-art look with vibrant colors. It gives the game this cute look that is a delight for the eyes. My praise carries over to all the characters as well. They each stand out and show so much character just in their models. I can say the same for the ghosts as well, with each having a great but distinct design. While I had some issues playing it, I never got tired of looking at the game.

In all, Mousebusters is a short and cute game that I had couple of issues with, but one I’m glad I played. I really liked the story, even if it was slow in the first half. The variety in levels and battles is nice, but they all felt too easy. I like all the characters, even if some hit harder than others. The art is a major highlight, helping the slower parts of the game. Give this a chance if you’re in the mood for a short adventure game. The game’s last hour more than makes up for the issues I had.

Disclaimer: Odencat provided a Steam key of Mousebusters for review purposes.

Wizardry 45th Anniversary Main Visual and Special Survey Revealed

By
Soul Kiwami
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Wizardry 45th anniversary new artwork

Drecom has revealed a new main visual celebrating the 45th anniversary of the Wizardry RPG series. The Wizardry 45th anniversary main visual was illustrated by Jun Suemi. Additionally, a special survey is now underway, allowing Wizardry fans to share messages and memories regarding the franchise.

Get the latest details below, courtesy of Drecom:

The main visual for the 45th anniversary project, created by illustrator Jun Suemi, has been unveiled!

To kick off the 45th anniversary, the official “Wizardry” 45th Anniversary Special Site was recently launched.

Following the release of a video message from co-creator Robert Woodhead, we are thrilled to finally reveal the main visual created by illustrator, Jun Suemi.

This illustration connects a 45 year history with an expanding path into the future. It stands as a stunning visual featuring a luxurious crossover of characters that color the series, including those from the 3D dungeon RPG Wizardry Variants Daphne and the novel Blade & Bastard.

In tandem with this reveal, the main visual of the special site has been fully updated.

Every adventurer who visits the site will now be welcomed by Suemi’s overwhelmingly immersive worldview. We invite you to feast your eyes on this masterpiece that seamlessly connects the past and future of “Wizardry“.

Your “Memories of Adventure” Will Light Up the 45th Anniversary! Special Survey Now Live!

We are excited to launch the “Wizardry” 45th Anniversary Special Survey on our official site.

For 45 years since its birth, countless daring adventures have been woven by players all around the
world. We would love to hear your personal thoughts and passion for “Wizardry“—whether it’s a
nostalgic memory of venturing deep into the “Dungeon” in the past, or an episode that remains deeply
etched in your heart to this day.

We also welcome your enthusiastic messages of support for the future of the franchise, including our
latest title Wizardry Variants Daphne and Blade & Bastard.

The precious memories and warm messages you share will serve as a cherished chronicle to elevate
our 45th anniversary project, inspiring us as we move forward into the future.

We look forward to hearing from all you adventurers!

Response Deadline: Aug 31, 2026 (Mon) 23:59

Drecom recently launched its Wizardry 45th anniversary website on June 4. The website includes a special message and media interview with Wizardry series creator Robert Woodhead, which was published on Japanese gaming media outlet Game*Spark. A new official YouTube channel for the Wizardry website is also open. 

‘High-Tempo’ Visual Novel Monkeys!¡ is Coming to Steam

By
Soul Kiwami
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Monkeys!¡

Publisher Shiravune has announced that HARUKAZE’s “high-tempo” romance comedy visual novel Monkeys!¡ is coming to PC via Steam. The game’s official Steam page is now live, and a Monkeys!¡ demo will be available starting June 11.

Here’s an overview of Monkeys!¡, via Steam:

A wacky high-tempo visual novel from the creative team behind Marco and the Galaxy Dragon and The Princess, the Stray Cat, and Matters of the Heart!

Features

      • Single-ending visual novel with 2+ hours of story
      • Full Japanese voice acting

Story

Saruyoshi, the world’s greatest delinquent, is stomping his way to a prestigious girls’ school under the alias—“Julia.”

WHY, SARUYOSHI?! OH, WHY WOULD YOU DO THIS?!?!
To save the unprestigious boys’ school he attends!

To preserve the place where he has made friends and memories, Saruyoshi must convince Garasunomiya Girls’ School to go co-ed!
With the help of the bored and wealthy Karasu Tsukishima, he bravely attends Garasunomiya in order to improve the girls’ image of guys!

In his time at Garasunomiya, will Saruyoshi FINALLY figure out girls?!
In their time with Saruyoshi, will the girls of Garasunomiya finally find some measure of redeeming value in guys?!

As Saruyoshi sets his himbo brain to work solving Garasunomiya’s problems, the girls find their hearts growing fonder and fonder!

As Saruyoshi begins to act more like a lady, his friends back home just get more and more confused?!

Guys and girls, living together—a romanti-slapstick comedy ensues!

Lazy Witch’s Factory Gets a New Demo for Steam Next Fest

By
Soul Kiwami
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Lazy Witch's Factory

Phoenixx and MELTCLOCK have announced that a free demo for “run-based rogue-lite factory builder” Lazy Witch’s Factory is now available for PC via Steam. The new Lazy Witch’s Factory demo is available ahead of the June 2026 edition of Steam Next Fest, which takes place from June 16 to June 23.

Here’s an overview of the game, via Steam:

One Shift. One Factory. One Impossible Deadline.

Lazy Witch’s Factory is a run-based rogue-lite factory builder.

You have only a short time to build a factory, make deals with demons, and repay a ridiculous amount of debt.

Build fast.

Optimize with minimal resources.

Spaghetti lines and stopgap fixes are allowed.

Because when the timer hits zero, you’ll—

…ah, never mind.

Contracts Solve Everything (For a While)

Mine resources. Turn them into products. Sell them to pay off debt.

But it is not enough. Make contracts with demons.

Short on raw materials? Let’s tweak the recipe.

No more iron ore? Convert it into gems.

Short on cash? Just make it.

When the shift ends, everything resets — except what you learned.

Knowledge lets you spot better contracts and smarter synergies next run.

Middle management in hell is hell itself.

You play as Momoko, who signed up for “easy money” — and paid the price.

Your workers seem far more interested in personal fulfillment than productivity.

Whether they can be made to work properly depends entirely on you.

      • Salamanders think work is weight training. (It isn’t.)
      • Slimes enjoy pain a little too much. Unfortunately, that slows things down.

Eternal Life, Infinite Overtime

In the beginning, there was eternal life as punishment to sinners.

The manager Gehenna thought:

“Wonderful. This solves the overtime problem.”

You were cast down into a truly hellish work environment

Fortunately — by Hell’s standards — not every demon is your boss.

Bored by immortality, the arch-demons now offer their help with your factory operations, each in their own highly questionable way.

    • Leviathan, a researcher, improves efficiency by “experimental pollution.”
    • Mammon, the central banker, specializes in “creative accounting.”

Welcome to hell. Please clock in.

Game Features

      • A frantic run to pay off your debt within a 30-minute time limit
      • Highly replayable gameplay that inflates production power through “factory design techniques” x “pick-and-choose strategies for random upgrades”
      • Diverse strategies based on sponsor character combinations
      • Cute characters and sarcastic humor

Roguelike Deckbuilder Tokyo Valkyries Releases on July 9 for Switch and PC

By
Soul Kiwami
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Tokyo Valkyries

qureate has announced that new roguelike deckbuilder Tokyo Valkyries will release on July 9 for $22.99 for Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam. The Steam page for Tokyo Valkyries confirms English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese language support.

Here’s an overview of the game, via Steam:

All characters involved in sexual content are over the age of 18.

About

Build the Deck That Saves Tokyo!

Tokyo Valkyries is a roguelite deckbuilder where players craft a deck and strategize to defeat the enemies that stand in their way and progress through the map.

—One day, an alternate world invading our reality, an Underworld, appears in Tokyo.

Only a set of chosen girls can stand against this anomaly.

By day, they lead their daily lives as regular university students; by night, they venture into the Underworld as warriors, fighting to protect the city of Tokyo.

Can this band of girls leading double lives stop the encroaching threat…?

Construct your deck and wield it to defend Tokyo from the Underworld invasion!

Story

Grand Earth, a world of swords and magic, was trampled at the hands of Belzebia, a dark spirit wielding unfathomable power.

In time, the shadow of her conquest began to creep towards even our reality, where magic does not exist…

Unaware of such a threat, Haruka Fuchi, a university student in Tokyo, is led by a voice crying for help and steps into a strange space.

Where she ended up was an Underworld, a space in between Grand Earth and our world, created by Belzebia.

In this Underworld, replete with the presence of darkness, Haruka meets a girl who introduces herself as Artesia.

If the Underworld is not sealed and Belzebia stopped, the world will be led into annihilation…

Now aware of the threat facing her world, Haruka would venture into the abyss of darkness with her allies.

System

Turn-Based Card Combat Where Every Choice Can Sway Your Fortunes!

Combat gameplay is comprised of turn-based card battles, where you fight with a deck you craft yourself! Each playable character has one of four Attributes—Resolve, Courage, Hope, and Dawn—and will take action when a card corresponding to their Attribute is played.

During your turn, enemy characters’ intended actions will be displayed to you. Based on this, the decision of whether to attack or harden your defenses becomes critical.

Understanding your opponent’s actions to counter with your offensive and defensive capabilities is the key to victory.

Select Your Own Path to Progress to the Boss and Seal its Underworld!

While engaged in a run, Players will encounter seven types of tiles on the map: Battles (fight regular enemies), Elites (challenge powerful enemies), Shops (purchase cards and items), Cafes (restore stamina or boost cards), Lockers (obtain random cards or items), Anomalies (encounter various events), and Bosses (defenders of the Cursed Swords).

The decision to take or skip the cards you see through battles and events is key.

Craft your own unique deck and venture into the depths to defeat bosses!

Listening to a Girl’s Instructions, Yank and Pull to Save the World!

In order to seal an Underworld its Cursed Sword, the source of its power, must be pulled out to purify the world. Follow Artesia’s instructions to pull on the Cursed Swords and stop the Underworld’s invasion.

These rituals are only for purification purposes, so don’t get any wrong ideas and make sure your imagination (among other things) doesn’t get inflated!

Pull One Out to Release the Girls’ True Powers!

When you pull out a Cursed Sword, its power can greatly strengthen one of your girls. The selected party member will gain one additional attribute and can be chosen as your party’s leader!

Girls chosen as leaders gain access to a super powerful special skill.

The combination of your party composition and deck building is the key to victory!

Character

      • Haruka Fuchi (CV: Yuki Nakashima）
      • Artesia (CV: Moe Kakara）
      • Tsubasa Hikami (CV: Mano Ayumi）
      • Anna Keijima (CV: Eri Suzuki）
      • Mamika Kanesaki (CV: Hikaru Iida）
      • and others

Staff

      • Character Design: MIZU, Waon Inui
      • Scenario: inkedbrain Inc.
      • Producer: Yujiro Usuda

Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact DLC Character Zeno Releases June 18

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Soul Kiwami
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Hunter x Hunter Nen x Impact DLC character Zeno

Arc System Works, Bushiroad and Eighting have announced that Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact DLC character Zeno Zoldyck will release on June 18. Ahead of his launch, a new trailer for Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact offers a preview of Zeno’s in-game move set. Zeno is the fourth DLC character for the Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact Season Pass, following Phinks Magcub, Neferpitou, and Shizuka.

Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact is available now for PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam. Players can choose from Standard, Deluxe, and Limited Editions of the game. The Standard Edition will have a digital and physical version. However, the Deluxe Edition will only have a digital version, and the Limited Edition will only have a physical version. 

What’s more, a free Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact demo is now also available now for PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam. The Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact demo features playable characters Gon, Killua, Leorio, Kurapika, Hisoka, and Netero, and Battle and Training modes are accessible. 

Previously, Bushiroad and WonderPlanet released Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Survivor, a new roguelite action game for Android and iOS, on February 18 in Japan and March 16 in North America. Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Survivor is available as a free-to-play title with in-app purchases.

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