Here’s a breakout sounding title for you. Today thanks to the latest issue of Dengeki PlayStation, courtesy of Re:Zaregoto, Nippon Ichi Software is working on a new PlayStation 3 game and it just so happens to be roughly be called “I Thought it’d be Harem Paradise, but it was Yandere Hell.”
Currently details are relatively scarce but it is said that the game is a visual novel that will follow the theme of “mascot characters” and high school girls. Currently the game is set for release on April 24th in Japan and you can probably expect more details to be revealed in the next few days, and maybe even an NIS America localization might be in the cards somewhere in the future depending on those details.
While fans of Telltale Games were pleased to see the second season of The Walking Dead start last month, a number of fans have also been curious about when they would be seeing the second episode of The Wolf Among Us. The first episode, our review of which can be found here, was originally released in early October and fans of the episodic series have been eager to see how the story will continue.
Well it seems that they won’t have to wait too much longer as, in a forum thread, Telltale president Kevin Bruner revealed that Episode 2 will be released in the first week of February. The reason the episode was delayed is due to a “variety of reasons” but did not elaborate as to what those reasons were beyond saying that “several things conspired against us” and that the holidays also played a role in the delay.
After making it to Steam in beta through Early Access, Horizon is gearing up to release this February onto the digital platform. The space-strategy from Iceberg Interactive, publishers of Gas Guzzlers Extreme, and developer L3O Interactive is just now finishing up the final weeks of beta to prep the game for the full launch.
Based around the same concepts of 4X, the community influence has had a big hand in the final touches, including the addition of “Classic 4X” mode, which gives players 1 of 8 races to choose from to conquer a whole universe. Plus, players can expect a lot in the way of customization from races, to ships, to research branches.
Those wanting to see what Horizon has to offer can hop on into the Early Access on PC from Steam now, or wait until the final release hits in February 2014, while those in Europe can expect a retail box release as well.
For those of us that still have nuclear reactors in our living rooms (Xbox 360), we can take advantage of some online deals that have surfaced on Major Nelson’s blog. Nordic Games is happy to present discounts over 50% on former THQ titles below.
Remember, you only have until the 20th of this month to collect on these deals. Haven’t played Darksiders yet? I suggest you make this week a priority! Hop to it gamers; you have games to play!
Back when Idea Factory opened up their international branch in North America I believedthat it might make a few of their titles a bit easier to see in the West, especially a few of the more risque titles such as Monster Monpiece and it looks like all signs may be pointing towards that prediction coming true.
Not only has Idea Factory International’s official website provided us with four English screenshots of Monster Monpiece but a PEGI listing, originally found by NeoGAF, has also appeared for the game which rates the game for anyone twelve years or older. Now at the moment no actual localization has been announced as of yet, but Vita fans can only hope. For now, have an English description of the game, also from Idea Factory’s website:
God’s hammer struck twice, punishing the of world of Yafaniel below…
In the world of Yafaniel, humans and an unusual species called “monster girls” coexist.
May Esperio, an Academy student from Kunaguva, is training hard to become a “master” of monster girls with her best friends, Elza and Karen.
However, after an encounter with a mysterious stranger, Elza became “Lost”, a victim of a strange affliction that plagues both humans and monster girls.
Elza and the monster girls in her service have begun stealing the Magus Quartzes that are held in each of Yafaniel’s major cities.
May decides to travel the world pursuing Elza in an attempt to cure her. However, May knows that if she fails to save Elza, the whole world may be destroyed!
As you may know, Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars involves players traveling through dungeons with a beautiful girl and their star children to fight against the enemies inside. Well to make those star children players must first improve their relationship with any of the seven heroines that are in the game.
Today Atlus USA has chosen to reveal the names and some details about all seven of the heroines in the game, including a hint at their unique personality traits that players will need to understand so they can improve their relationship. Learn more about the girls below and if you have a decent connection, you can check out their full transformation sequences here.
Chloe
Chloe is the older sister of your new friend Chlotz, and only a year older than your character. Her abilities are so exceptional that she works as an instructor at the Academy. Chloe uses a Remote Turret to perforate her opponents.
Ellie
Ellie is a first-year student who’s very energetic and often cheers on those around her. Though she looks cute and young, she’s very mature and perceptive. Ellie uses a magical staff called a Summoning Gun to dish out serious magic damage.
Feene
Feene is an earnest, polite third-year student. She is considered one of the strongest Disciples, and has already seen action on the front lines. Her formidable Gunblade has seen its fair share of battles as well.
Fuuko
Fuuko is the first female student that you’ll meet. She is bright and amicable, and quick to make friends. She sees herself as a very down-to-earth kind of person. Fuuko uses her Dual Pistols in dungeons with deadly accuracy.
Narika
The vice representative of your class. She is shy and reserved, without much self-confidence, but has a good heart and is very kind to others. Her Bowgun speaks differently about her – it packs a huge punch to monsters.
Serina
Despite her diminutive size, she is actually a third-year Disciple with incredible power. She has a good heart, but often tries to keep her true feelings hidden. Her Kick Gun is an incredible hybrid of fashion-forward footwear and death-dealing.
Torri
As a result of being raised in a research facility, Torri is very naïve about the outside world and usually believes anything she’s told. Torri materializes a powerful gatling gun to obliterate anything in her path.
Since it’s launch, the game has evolved with the help of four million registered users. They’ve provided time and feedback that will help shape the experience delivered to the community.
Said Ubisoft Producer Corey Facteau,
“Bringing Ghost Recon Online to Steam has been our goal since the game’s inception. We took the time necessary to reach a quality level that can go head to head with the top online games available today before releasing on Steam. As the top shooter for gamers who enjoy team gameplay, we have also seen our audience expand to include MOBA fans, who comprise fifty percent of our user base. To ensure a seamless transition to the new platform, we will use the Early Access program to fine tune the Ghost Recon Online experience before unleashing the game to the rest of the world.”
For more information you can check out their official website at GhostReconOnline.com.
We’ve known for quite some time that Toukiden: The Age of Demons would be hitting North America on February 11th and that it would be hitting Australia on the 14th of the same month, but now we have confirmation that European gamers will also be getting the title the same date as gamers in Australia.
Tecmo Koei also revealed today was the game’s box art which can be seen to the right, and a few new pre-order bonuses for gamers who are looking to pick up the title in Europe. As before, gamers who pre-order the game through the PSN will receive a pair of cat ears for their character as well as the Mitama of Momotaro, a warrior’s soul that will strengthen the player’s skill.
But now pre-order bonuses have been revealed for Game, Amazon and other independent retailers through Centresoft. These will come with Mitama of Niijima Yae, a fox mask, and there will be a separate bonus that includes two extra missions.
Sometimes it seems like the guys over at Titan Comics never sleep, always churning out awesome books for graphic novel fans everywhere. Today the latest installment in their awesome Lenore series; Lenore #9 is on sale.
With its crazy styling, unique art and out of the box plot, Lenore is definitely unique.This is the last issue before the climactic battle that the series has been building towards, so it is sure to be a good one. Check out the full synopsis for a better idea:
Taxidermy is missing and Lenore has an important question for him, so she forces Pooty and Ragamuffin to join her in a mighty quest, dressed as fantasy heroes, to rescue their lost friend from the evil clutches of something that is clutch-y. What obstacles will be thrown in the path of our brave and noble warriors? Honestly, no idea yet. Seriously, I just thought of this like 2 minutes ago while watching TV. It’ll be epic-y though. EPIC-Y!
Crazy. Bizarre. Out there. Perfect reading for a Wednesday afternoon. We have attached a few pages from the book for you to wet your whistle, so check them out below. Be sure to pick up the book and always remember to stay tuned to Capsule Computers for all the Titan Comics news as it becomes available.
Two game developers James and Joar have launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds for their upcoming survival platformerRain World. Players will control a slugcat attempting to survive in a harsh land batted by deadly rains. The slugcat must gather enough food while the weather is fair in order to hibernate through the next rain cycle. Players will need to hunt smaller creatures while avoiding deadly predators looking to also stock on up on much needed calories.
The team has raised half of their required funds in 24 hours of launching their campaign. They are seeking at least $25,000 to hire a coder, add new art assets, improve AI, create a single player campaign, port the game to platforms beyond Mac/Windows, and put the game through proper testing for quality control purposes. All funds beyond the requested amount will help James and Joar increase the size of Rain World. The pair hope to release the game this fall. Check out the game on Kickstarter and Steam Greenlight.
We’ve known for quite some time that 
