Spirited
Oninaki, the realm-hopping action role-playing title from Tokyo RPG Factory, now has a confirmed PlayStation 4 release date. The game got a new trailer during Square Enix's E3 2019 showcase, highlighting some story elements as well as some solid looking gameplay.
Oninaki launches on the 22nd August.
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This looks so much better than Tokyo RPG Factory's previous games. Not just in terms of the combat. The concept and visual design is just flat out better as well.
@Ralizah - Yeah, looks like a nice shift in tone from their other games. Will definitely be picking this up day one.
Looks pretty solid. Getting old school action-RPG vibes.
@Ralizah Octopath was amazing should really give it a try.
@Zanao Not the same developer, but I do intend to play it someday. It's a very pretty little game, and I liked the demo.
@Ralizah wow I could have sworn that they had a hand in that, guess i was mistaken.
@Zanao It was apparently developed by Acquire, who is most well known for the old Tenchu games and the strip-em-up anime fanservice series Akiba's Trip. They apparently worked with Squeenix to make this game.
I would never have guessed, either.
Oninaki's devs previously made I Am Setsuna and Lost Sphear.
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