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Previously planned for a 2021 release, publisher X.D. Network and developer MICAteam of Sunborn Games Technology have delayed Reverse Collapse: Code Name Bakery to 2022. In a message rounded up by Gematsu, the developer said the following:

The very first trailer for Reverse Collapse was released over two years ago in 201, and we have not stopped working on this project since. This is a remaster of our first game, Code Name: Bakery Girl (2013), so it represents something special and meaningful to us. This is also an opportunity for us to make up for our shortcomings as an amateur game developer in our earlier years, so our team really went all-in to infuse the script with elaborate storylines, graphics, characters, levels, and mechanics. We hope that the final product will be presented as an exciting new experience that captures the essence of Code Name: Bakery Girl.

Beyond the visual update and code optimization, we came up with a lot of new and interesting ideas in the development process for Reverse Collapse, some of which have already debuted during live streams and offline demos, while other core content is still undergoing QA and optimization. Therefore, we have decided to move the release to 2022 so that the team can continue to work on the new content until the entire game is complete and polished.

 

Melty Blood: Type Lumina is due out soon, September 30th to be exact. A second Akiha Tohno vs. Arcueid gameplay video has been released by Project Lumina. Check it out here, as well as an overview of the game after the break, as rounded up by Gematsu:

Here are the latest events and content for Dragalia Lost:

Button City review

System: Switch
Release date: August 10, 2021
Developer: Subliminal
Publisher: Subliminal


Button City is a colorful low poly narrative adventure game about friendship and community. Enter a pastel diorama world inspired by 90’s nostalgia and filled with cute characters to befriend. As Fenn, the new fox in town, you’ll explore your new community and make new friends in the process, but what is the core gameplay of such an easy-going and colorful experience?

A venture through the land down under is the next Tour on the docket for players of Mario Kart Tour. A new kangaroo-themed Yoshi joins the adorable Koala Baby Mario on the pavement this time, so be sure to check out the trailer below to preview the courses and see the racers in action. Haven’t tried the game yet? Check out an overview after the break!

This week’s Famitsu review scores are as follows:

A new update for Pokemon Cafe Mix has arrived. Check out the patch notes below, as well as an overview of the game after the break!

  • Release date: September 7th 2021 (North America) / September 8th 2021 (Europe, Japan)
  • Platform: Switch / Mobile
  • File size (Mobile): 12MB
  • Patch notes:
  • New orders are now available!
  • Additional notes: none

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Check out what’s new and what’s coming soon to Dragalia Lost after the break:

A new video has rolled out from Project Lumina, this time focusing on character Shiki Tohno. Check out an overview of the upcoming 2D Fighter, as well as the video as rounded up by Gematsu, after the break:

Spiritfarer’s Beverly Update is now available. Along with an adorable new spirit, a host of changes have come to the game, including: a new station, new foods, and various Quality of Life updates. Check out the full patch notes after the break:


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