A new trailer has arrived from Artdink introducing the characters for A-Train Hajimaru Kankou Keikaku. With a release on March 12th looming closer in Japan, its still unknown whether we will see the title in the west. The city and railroad development sim will have support for multiple languages, including: English, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese. Check out the nearly 9-minute trailer here:
Check out the latest events in Dragalia Lost:
- Maintenance concluded on Jan. 25, 8 PM PT. To thank you for your patience, we will be sending all players a gift of three Exquisite Honey and three Blessed Ethon Ashes.
- Featured above is an illustration of Gala Chelle, who will appear in Gala Dragalia Remix! #DragaliaLost “Our party on the world stage begins!”
A Gala Dragalia will start on Jan. 26, 10 PM PT! 5★ adventurer Gala Chelle will appear in the summon showcase! #DragaliaLosthttps://t.co/4cGXZOVS3e pic.twitter.com/5oHlEh0o6r
— Dragalia Lost (@DragaliaLostApp) January 26, 2021
A new update for Dragalia Lost is available now. Players can download it directly from their respective app markets, or wait until the update is forced by the game later this evening. Check out the patch details in full after the break:
Inti Creates is the publisher for Cyber Shadow in Japan, and has released a wonderful art piece in celebration for today’s release. The game is available on the Japanese eShop now for 1,980 yen. In the west, Cyber Shadow has arrived via Yacht Club Games and is on sale for $14.99 — later to be $19.99 on the eShop.
Lucah: Born of a Dream, a hack-and-slash game that first debuted on Switch in July 2019, recently received an update. Version 1.5.0 includes Spanish localization, a few fixes, and other tweaks.
Here are the full patch notes:
January is almost over, which means the bugs, fish, and sea creatures in Animal Crossing: New Horizons are seeing a shakeup. You just have a few days remaining to catch certain critters in the game.
Thanks to Polygon, we have a look at everything that’ll be departing at the end of January. Continue on below for the full rundown in both hemispheres.
Bandai Namco has shared a couple of new commercials for Little Nightmares II. Both adverts are attached below.
Bandai Namco will begin distributing Little Nightmares II for Switch on February 11.
Afterparty, an adventure game that debuted on Switch last March, is now getting the physical treatment. Limited Run Games has secured the boxed version in partnership with Night School Studio.
You can pre-order the physical version of Afterparty starting on January 29. It’ll be up on Limited Run Games’ website here for four weeks.
If you haven’t tried out the Monster Hunter Rise demo yet, you may want to at least download it if you have any sort of interest. It’s been revealed that those that have save data from the demo on their Switch systems will be able to obtain a series of bonuses in the main game.
The lineup includes:
