The Legend of Heroes: Trails beyond the Horizon Story & Battle Demo is Now Available

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December 19, 2025

The Legend of Heroes Trails beyond the Horizon demo

NIS America has released the Story Demo for The Legend of Heroes: Trails beyond the Horizon on all platforms, allowing players to enjoy the beginning portion of the story and transfer their save data to the full game. A Battle Demo for The Legend of Heroes: Trails beyond the Horizon is also available, exclusively on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, as a more in-depth preview for the game’s battle system.

The Legend of Heroes: Trails beyond the Horizon launches on January 15, 2026 for Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC via Steam, Epic Games Store, and GOG. A Limited Edition is available to pre-order at the NIS Online Store, featuring the Deluxe Edition, art book, original mini soundtrack, SteelBook, “Grim Timekeeper” acrylic clock, and a collector’s box. The Switch 2 version (game-key card) of the Limited Edition costs $109.99, which is $10 more than the others.

The Legend of Heroes Beyond the Horizon Switch 2

Lastly, here’s an overview, via NIS America:

Van Arkride and the members of Arkride Solutions are back, and this time the future of the entire Zemurian continent is at stake! The people of Zemuria await the launch of humanity’s first foray into space with bated breath. A sudden invitation from Marduk to cooperate in a high-tech training exercise sets Van, Ashen Chevalier Rean Schwarzer, and Father Kevin Graham on a collision course with the secrets at the very core of Zemuria.

Their paths may diverge, but the ultimate question remains the same: Just what lies beyond the edge of the horizon?

- - All Trails Lead Here: Paths from across Zemuria intertwine with higher stakes than ever before as the Trails series enters its final chapter!
  - Gameplay, Evolved: New gameplay mechanics such as Shard Commands, Awakening, and the time-freezing Z.O.C. give you an unprecedented amount of options in both Field and Command Battles!
  - Dream Teams: Gather allies from all over Calvard and beyond and put a stop to Ouroboros’ machinations in the Grim Garten, a dungeon that you can take on with your own custom party!

Bandai Namco Holiday Sale Includes Deals on Dragon Ball Sparking! ZERO, Digimon Story Time Stranger

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December 19, 2025

Bandai Namco has launched its massive holiday sale with deals for Dragon Ball Sparking! ZERO, Digimon Story Time Stranger, Elden Ring Nightreign, and Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown, to name a few games. The Bandai Namco holiday sale includes games on Steam, the Microsoft Store, the Bandai Namco Store, Nintendo eShop, PlayStation Store, and retail, with a full list being available here.

The most notable deals include a 25% discount on Elden Ring Nightreign across all available platforms, putting the price at just $29.99 (MSRP: $39.99). Elden Ring Nightreign was a nominee for Multiplayer Game of the Year at The Game Awards 2025 and recently received the new Forsaken Hollows DLC, so it’s a great time to pick up the game.

Dragon Ball Sparking! ZERO gets a 33% discount for the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 versions, bringing the price down to $39.99 (MSRP: $59.99). This is the first time the Switch and Switch 2 versions have been discounted, and I recommended the Switch 2 version in Final Weapon’s Dragon Ball Sparking! ZERO review thanks to its crisp visuals and new features.

Digimon Story Time Stranger gets one of its steepest deals yet with a 29% discount (may vary per platform), dropping the price down to $49.99 (MSRP: $69.99). With over one million copies sold, Digimon Story Time Stranger could reach another milestone soon with sales this good.

Ahead of the release of Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve, fans can catch up on the series by playing Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown. Thanks to a massive 92% discount, players can buy Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown for just $4.79 (MSRP: $59.99).

Do You Like Big Girls? Manga is Getting an Anime Adaptation

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December 19, 2025

Suiseisha has announced that Gorō Aizome’s Do You Like Big Girls? (Ōkii Onnanoko wa Suki Desu ka? in Japanese) manga is getting a TV anime adaptation for AnimeFesta. More details about the anime adaptation of Do You Like Big Girls? will be announced at a later date.

To celebrate the announcement of the anime series, Aizome shared the following illustration via the anime’s newly opened X (formerly Twitter) account:

Do You Like Big Girls? key visual — ©愛染五郎／竹書房

Aizome launched the manga in Takeshobo’s Monthly Kissca magazine in 2014, later transferring to Takeshobo’s GANMA! Plus (now known as Takecomic) website in January 2022 following the final issue of Monthly Kissca. The manga is still ongoing on Takecomic, with the eighth and most recent volume being published in June 2022. Seven Seas Entertainment licenses and publishes the manga in English.

Here’s an overview of the ongoing manga series, via Seven Seas Entertainment:

The tale of one guy’s chance to try to score with an entire ladies’ volleyball team!

The big girl era has finally arrived!! Thanks to his sister’s scheming ways, Sota was roped into becoming the hall director for the girl’s varsity volleyball team. Being so short, he’s the perfect target for their merciless teasing. Can the diminutive Sota stand up to these amazons and conquer the high hurdles of life in an all-girls dorm? For Sota and his harem of big girls, it’s victory or bust!

HoloDungeon: Koyori vs. Hollow Live in Honsha Tower Enters Steam Early Access on January 22

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December 19, 2025

holo indie and Velux Studio have announced hololive roguelike RPG HoloDungeon: Koyori vs. Hollow Live in Honsha Tower will enter Steam Early Access on January 22, 2026 for 1,500 yen on PC. English language support is not confirmed for the release of HoloDungeon: Koyori vs. Hollow Live in Honsha Tower, but that could change over the course of its Steam Early Access period.

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

With the special live performance just around the corner, Hakui Koyori was living a hectic life, her heart filled with both uncontrollable excitement and anxiety.
Just as most of the meticulous planning was complete, the world suddenly transformed into the mysterious labyrinth known as the “HoloDungeon”.

“Oh noooooo! Help me, Koyoriii!”
“La, Lap-chan!?”

And soon after the incident began, a fellow member of the same secret society was too quick kidnapped. Can Koyori save her friends and successfully hold the special live performance…

HoloDungeon

The HoloDungeon is a dungeon that shifts its form like a hologram.
Layers are automatically generated, ensuring no adventure is ever repeated twice. A fresh and exciting experience awaits you every time.

If you fall in the dungeon, you will lose many things gained during that adventure, such as picked-up items and experience points.
However, the knowledge gained from that adventure will surely help you on your next one.

Also, “Dungeon Experience Points” are not lost even if you fall in a dungeon, and the “Decorate Recipes” obtained by paying these points are also important keys to clearing the dungeon.

Hollow

An existence not dissimilar to Hololive talents, yet replicated by someone being. The Hollows, each possessing diverse ability and characteristics, await the protagonist, Koyori.
However, if you can fully understand Hollow’s unique character, you might be able to use that to your advantage in your strategy.

Items and dungeon traps

Items and traps found while exploring HoloDungeon are packed with Hololive elements!

Even items or traps that seem tricky at first look may become your savior in a pinch, if utilized properly.
Of course, the reverse is also true.

Decorate System

By using “Koyorinium” accumulated during dungeon exploration, you can blended new medicine or perform “Decorate” to dramatically enhance the performance of weapons and armor.

These effects are extremely powerful and can serve as a trump card to decisively break through seemingly deadlocked situations.

Items with weak or disadvantageous effects can also serve as important “Decorate” materials, bringing a fresh sense of strategy to dungeon exploration.

New Fantasy Action RPG Silver Palace is Getting a Beta Test

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December 18, 2025

Elementa and Silver Studio have announced a “Monotype” beta test fantasy adventure action RPG Silver Palace will be held on PC. Sign-ups for the Silver Palace beta test are available on the game’s official website through January 5, 2026.

To sign-up, players must fill out the recruitment survey for a chance to enter, due to the limited scale. There will be no in-game purchases, and data will be wiped once the test is over.

The survey begins with the following message:

Dear Detective,

Thank you for participating in the recruitment for Silver Palace: [Monotype] Beta Test. Please fill out and submit the sign-up form for a chance to join the beta test.
To ensure you fully understand the process, please read the following instructions carefully before filling out the form.

1. Test participants must be aged 18 or above. This form will collect personal information including your age, gender, gaming history, email address, etc.
*All personal information collected will be managed in strict adherence to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. They will only be used for the purpose of selecting test participants, delivery of game notifications, and user analysis. We will not disclose any personal information to any third party without your consent.

2. This test will be a closed beta on a limited scale without in-game purchases. Game servers will be shut down once the test ends, and all data will be wiped.

3. This test supports PC (Windows) only. Mobile devices will not be included. Test participants must use the same device throughout the test, and the access will be bound to the device used for the first login.

4. This form should take 5-10 minutes to fill out. Please ensure all answers entered are accurate as they cannot be modified after submission.

Silver Palace is in development for consoles, Android, iOS, and PC, and a release date has not been announced yet. Global pre-registration is open on the game’s official website.

Earnest Evans Collection PS4 and PS5 Versions Have Been Delayed

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December 18, 2025

Edia has delayed the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 versions of Earnest Evans Collection from its previously announced December 25 release date in Japan to February 19, 2026. Edia cites that the PS4 and PS5 versions of Earnest Evans Collection were delayed due to a “sudden issue that requires immediate revision.

Fortunately, the Nintendo Switch version of Earnest Evans Collection is still planned to launch on December 25 in Japan. The collection features Telenet’s Wolf Team games El Viento, Earnest Evans, and Anett Futatabi from the SEGA Genesis and Mega-CD consoles.

A Standard Edition will cost 7,480 yen (tax included), and a Limited Edition will be available for 12,800 yen. Limited Edition contents include the soundtrack CD, an Earnest Evans Collection pin badge, and an acrylic block featuring a new illustration.

Check out the previously released trailer below:

Edia previously released the Steam version of Valis: The Fantasm Soldier Collection. Edia sells each of the collection’s games (Valis: The Fantasm Soldier, Valis II, and Valis III) separately. You can play the games via a launcher. In addition, an official artbook and soundtrack will be available separately.

You can find each game on Steam with the links below:

Valis: The Fantasm Soldier Collection is available now for Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam.

Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact DLC Character Phinks Launches December 25

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December 18, 2025

Arc System Works, Bushiroad and Eighting announced Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact DLC character Phinks Magcub launches on December 25. Phinks is the second DLC character for the Hunter x Hunter Nen x Impact Season Pass following Neferpitou this past October, with Shizuku Murasaki (spring 2026) and Zeno Zoldyck (summer 2026) still on the way.

Here’s an overview of Phinks, along with the latest trailer:

Phinks (CV: KENN)

A power-type character possessing numerous high-damage skills. Beat your opponent using the Nen ability “Ripper Cyclotron”, where punch power increases with each wring of the arm. However, beware that you are defenseless while wringing your arm, so attack with caution!

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 announced Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Survivor, a new roguelite action game for Android and iOS. Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Survivor will launch in 2026 as a free-to-play title with in-app purchases.

Drakengard 3 Original Soundtrack is Out Now on Steam

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December 18, 2025

Square Enix has released the Drakengard 3 Original Soundtrack for $12.78 on PC via Steam, and the soundtrack will begin streaming on major music distribution services, including Spotify, on December 19. The Drakengard 3 Original Soundtrack includes 31 tracks, which differs from the original CD version.

Here’s a description of the soundtrack and the tracklist, via Steam:

The sounds of the Intoner charging across the battlefield

Music production is handled by MONACA (Keiichi Okabe, Keigo Hoashi, Kakeru Ishihama, Kuniyuki Takahashi), the acclaimed team behind NieR Gestalt and NieR Replicant, with additional contributions from Nobuyoshi Sano and Akitaka Toyama.

Note: Tracklist differs from the CD release.

Disc 1

1. 1. A Better End
  2. Voidscape (忘彼)
  3. Thundervalor / Battleground (勇雷/戦場)
  4. Corroscience / Battleground (侵贖/戦場)
  5. Descendeus (神降)
  6. Antipurity / Battleground (不情/戦場)
  7. Blissade / Battleground (踊祝/戦場)
  8. Iniquitus (偏罪)
  9. Registance / Battleground (応撃/戦場)
  10. Prevolt / Battleground (防来/戦場)
  11. Aethervox (空音)
  12. Pulchregeist / Battleground (奇霊/戦場)
  13. Exvulsion / Battleground (出蠢/戦場)
  14. Strumble (転歩)
  15. Wilderblades / Battleground (乱葉/戦場)
  16. Companthem / Battleground (友歌/戦場)
  17. Nethernox (底闇)
  18. Exhaustion 3 (尽きる３)
  19. Censorial Sonata (倫理の為のピアノ曲)

Disc 2

1. 1. Exvulsion / Phanuel (出蠢/ファヌエル)
  2. Prevolt / Armaros (防来/アルマロス)
  3. Corroscience / Almisael (侵贖/アルミサエル)
  4. Blissade / Egregori (踊祝/エグリゴリ)
  5. Companthem / Gabriel (友歌/ガブリエル)
  6. Blissade / Raphael (踊祝/ラファエル)
  7. Companthem / Abdiel (友歌/アブディエル)
  8. Prevolt / Zophiel (防来/ゾフィエル)
  9. Exvulsion / Galgaliel (出蠢/ガルガリエル)
  10. Corroscience / Ezrael (侵贖/イズライール)
  11. Kuroiuta (International Version) (クロイウタ/日本国外向け製品収録版)
  12. The Last Song (最後の歌)

There’s no official news of a Drakengard re-release, but NieR: Automata End of YoRHa Edition no longer has compatibility issues on Nintendo Switch 2, at the very least. NieR: Automata is available now for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC via Steam. All 24 episodes of the NieR: Automata Ver1.1a anime series are available now to stream on Crunchyroll with English subs and an English dub.

The NieR: Orchestra Concert re:12024 CD releases on January 21, 2026, for 3,850 yen in Japan. The NieR: Orchestra Concert re:12024 CD will cost $39.99 when it releases worldwide in February 2026, and there’s a pre-sale for the concert’s Carnegie Hall performance on January 11, 2026, in New York City.

Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 Update 1.3.0 is Now Available

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December 18, 2025

Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 update 1.3.0

Nintendo has released the version 1.3.0 update for Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 update 1.3.0 improves the gameplay experience with more bug fixes, though the exact bug fixes that were made weren’t specified.

As a reminder, Nintendo Switch 2 players must have update 1.2.0 of Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2 or later to play the games at native 4K and other Switch 2-specific improvements.

You can read up on the patch notes below, via Nintendo’s support page:

Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 Update 1.3.0 Patch Notes

General

- - Several issues have been addressed to improve the gameplay experience on both Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch.
  - Several other issues have been addressed to improve the gameplay experience on Nintendo Switch 2.

Note: The software must be updated to Ver. 1.2.0 or later to play on Nintendo Switch 2.

Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 launched on October 2 for $69.99 at retail, and each title is sold digitally and separately for $39.99 in the Nintendo eShop. Lastly, here’s an overview, via the Nintendo eShop:

Super Mario Galaxy – Save the galaxy from Bowser and his minions in the original planet-hopping adventure, now improved for the Nintendo Switch system!

Bowser has attacked the Star Festival, abducted Princess Peach, and put the whole galaxy in danger! Join up with Rosalina and the Lumas, protectors of the cosmos, to restore the Comet Observatory and rescue the princess. Use power-ups like the Bee Mushroom to fly, the Boo Mushroom to float and move through certain types of barriers, and more on your journey to reclaim the Power Stars!

Super Mario Galaxy 2 – Travel aboard Starship Mario, and team up with Yoshi, to save the galaxy

Bowser has seized the Power Stars and is using them to take over the galaxy! Join Lubba aboard Starship Mario on a journey to get them back, and team up with Yoshi to enhance your planet-hopping moves. With Yoshi by your side, you can jump higher and further—and you can even attack foes using his tongue! Yoshi has his own power-ups too, like the Dash Pepper and the Blimp Fruit, which allow him to sprint super quickly, float Mario high into the air, and more.

Enhancements

This journey across the cosmos features enhanced resolution, improved UI, and additional content on Nintendo Switch. Use button, stick, and motion controls—adapted to the Joy-Con controllers from the original Wii versions—to jump, glide, swing, and more as you collect Power Stars and power-ups. Learn more about the Lumas from the new Storybook, groove to a bit of additional music, and give yourself additional Health and fall recovery with Assist Mode. The galaxy awaits!

Enhance your adventure even further with a free update to take advantage of the processing power of Nintendo Switch 2!

Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion Updates 1.2.1 and 1.2.2 Now Available With New Bosses

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December 18, 2025

Marvelous has released updates 1.2.1 and 1.2.2 for Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion with three new boss enemies (Chaldia, Insania Rex RT: Ω, and Immortal Void RT: Ω) and three corresponding Rematch Simulator missions. Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion updates 1.2.1 and 1.2.2 also apply numerous bug fixes to multiplayer, certain missions, a variety of NPCs.

Patch notes for updates 1.2.1. and 1.2.2 can be read below, via Marvelous’ official website:

Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion Update 1.2.1 / 1.2.2 Patch Notes

New Bosses

”Chaldia”, “Insania Rex RT: Ω”, and “Immortal Void RT: Ω” have been added as new boss enemies.
The missions “Battle Chaldia’s Effigy”, “Battle Insania Rex RT: Ω”, and “Battle Immortal Void RT: Ω” will be added to the Rematch Simulator at the base.

Bug Fixes (Ver. 1.2.1)

Fixed an issue in multiplayer on the guest side where enemies that die on the water would be stuck in a loot state.
Fixed an issue where the bike could no longer be upgraded after reaccepting the mission “Subject: Let’s ride!”.
Fixed an issue where certain forms could not be inverted or rotated in the Decal Editor.
Fixed an issue where the game would freeze during HUD customization under certain conditions.
Fixed an issue where progress through “Rescuing Raven – Defeat the Axiom Soldiers” could sometimes stop during multiplayer.
Fixed an issue where the screen would sometimes remain dark when Seer dies in missions such as “Subject: Prototype performance test”.
Fixed an issue where the knuckle “Abrupt Shock” could not equip the attachment “Physical Damage ↑”.
Fixed an issue where the auxiliary equipment “Fortis” could not equip the attachment “Total Ammo ↑”.
Fixed an issue where attachment slots would not be added when developing the auxiliary equipment “Fortis”.
Fixed an issue where damage was reduced when attacking from a grab state with the “Grand Chariot” blade.
Fixed an issue in multiplayer during Chapter 11 “Developing Specialized Equipment” where leaving the party before delivering the key item would remove the item from your possession.
Fixed an issue where Enfoca-related missions could no longer be accepted if Enfoca was defeated during a mission request from her.
Fixed an issue where Weiser RT: α did not appear in the mountainous area as intended.
Fixed an issue where the objective for “Investigate Zeruchroar” would sometimes display even when the mission was not accepted.
Fixed an issue where the fog would remain if a guest joined after defeating the “All-Seeing One”.
Fixed an issue where Toby would sometimes not appear when playing the story “Forge’s Request: Lapis Lacrima” via the Rematch Simulator.
Fixed an issue where the “New” mark would not be applied upon obtaining Flying Swallow.
Fixed an issue where the attack judgment would remain after defeating Dreadnought at a certain time.
Fixed an issue where Insania Rex could not be defeated if a mission was abandoned at a certain time.
Fixed an issue in multiplayer where the display could become bugged when firing straight down with the Heavy Armor “Falx”.
Fixed an issue in multiplayer where incorrect values would appear when checking another player’s information.
Fixed an issue where the Arsenal could be unequipped by following a specific procedure when loading loadout data.
Fixed an issue where it was possible to equip a passive skill of a different level than the player’s own when acquiring a fusion skill.
Adjusted the cooldown time of sniper rifles to be the same whether in or out of scope mode.
Fixed an issue where the player’s hair would disappear at the base entrance when using the “Reset Body” feature or turning off “Outer Mutation” with severe mutation.
Fixed an issue where legs would become transparent in the Grand Entrance “Starting Up the Arsenal” when greaves are hidden.
Fixed an issue where Grausam RT: Ω could sometimes get stuck in Femto ore during battle.
Fixed an issue where it was possible to move behind the background near the Western Laboratory area.
Fixed an issue in the “Investigate the Depths” mission of “Into the Abyss” where the game would sometimes not progress.
Fixed an issue where music and sounds could sometimes stop while playing “Into the Abyss”.
Fixed an issue where the player could suddenly warp to a different location during the battle with Snatcher in “Into the Abyss”.
Fixed an issue where the Blossom’s partner registration and voice would sometimes become unobtainable after making a certain amount of progress in “Into the Abyss”.
Fixed an issue where the game could freeze after completing “Deactivate the 3rd Layer of the Forcefield” and disbanding multiplayer in “Into the Abyss”.
Fixed an issue where Blossom could sometimes disappear under certain conditions during “Investigate the Depths – Defeat the Immortals” in “Into the Abyss”.
Fixed an issue where the battery could sometimes not be carried in Locus Initi’s Third Survey Area General Control Building in “Into the Abyss”.
Fixed an issue where Blossom’s hairstyle could become distorted during event scenes in “Into the Abyss”.
Fixed an issue that made it possible to move behind the background in the Locus Initi’s Third Survey Area General Control Building in “Into the Abyss”.
Fixed an issue where a Spit Bee: E was placed out of bounds in the underground facility of the Second Survey Area in “Into the Abyss”.
Removed items placed in inaccessible locations in the Sovereign Axiom Femto Function Research Building in “Into the Abyss”.
Fixed an issue where an excessive amount of Peculiar Scrap could be obtained from containers placed in the field in “Into the Abyss”.
Fixed an issue where Peculiar Scrap could sometimes appear in an unreachable location when defeating the Primordial in “Into the Abyss”.
Fixed an issue in “Into the Abyss” multiplayer where attack effects from Grand Entrances did not occur during battle with Rebellion RT: Ω.
Corrected the locations of Immortal appearances in the Second and Third Survey Areas in “Into the Abyss” to match existing regions.
Corrected issues with the projectile effects of some Assault Shift-equipped armor obtained at Locus Initi in “Into the Abyss”.
Fixed an issue where the critical range of the “Notung” laser blade had an incorrect value due to parameters in “Into the Abyss”.
Fixed an issue where the “Rapid-Fire Capability ↑” attachment could not be equipped on the Laser Minigun and Laser Machine Gun in “Into the Abyss”.
Fixed an issue where “Battle Crossandra”, “Battle Exploit”, and “Battle Aggregate” were not registered or would disappear in the Simulator in “Into the Abyss”.
Fixed an issue where you could no longer enter the Sovereign Axiom Communications Tower once it had been cleared in “Into the Abyss”.
Fixed multiple other bugs.

Bug Fixes (Ver. 1.2.2)

Added the following attachments: Memory Consumption ↓ Lv4; Memory Consumption ↓ Lv5
Fixed an issue where the main story would progress unintentionally when the player accepted a simulator mission while Chapter 10-3 “Talk to Raven” was in progress.
Fixed an issue where an area alert would be displayed unintentionally after starting “Battle Rebellion RT: Ω” in the simulator.
Fixed an issue that prevented Primordial from being defeated.

Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion is available now for Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam). Final Weapon reviewed Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion and gave it a 4 out of 5 score, noting that the game is “a worthy sequel to the original Daemon X Machina, as it improves on its predecessor in nearly every regard.”