Circle Entertainment brought the puzzle game Quell Reflect to the 3DS eShop last year. Now its sequel, Quell Memento, is coming to the North American 3DS eShop next week.
View the official overview below:
Forget the world. Fall in love with this enchanting zen puzzler.
Quell Memento is the sequel of the simple and easy to pick up puzzle game Quell Reflect. More mechanics are introduced and will be mixed with its’ former ones.
Set within an old abandoned house as a precious guest, you must restore order to the jumbled memories of the last occupant, and in doing so, embarks you on a haunting journey of self-discovery and reflection.
Over 150 cunningly freshly crafted puzzles!
Perfectly balanced difficulty curve!
Imaginative gimmick that never been seen before
Achievement challenges also included
New soundtrack by composer Steven Cravis
Quell Memento is due out on January 16. Pricing is set at $3.99.
Three more themes are now available for purchase in North America. They are as follows:
Stripes: Blue & White
Stripes: Red & White
Dots & Stripes: Yellow & White
Each of these themes are priced at $0.99.
Today’s Xenoblade Chronicles X Twitter update once again comes from director Tetsuya Takahashi. He (very) briefly touches on the game’s music – specifically composer Hiroyuki Sawano.
Here’s the latest from Takahashi:
“I was thinking of discussing a new topic today, but… Mr. Sawano, thank you for inviting me to your year-end party. I had a great time there.”
“And so, let me talk about the composer, Mr. Hiroyuki Sawano. I’ve long been a big fan of Mr. Sawano’s, and fervently suggested (almost insisted?) that we ask him to compose for this game no matter what.”
“He and Mr. [Yasushi] Horiguchi, from his company Legendoor, are both open-hearted and we were able to have a frank discussion regarding our requirements.”
“Of course, the compositions are wonderful and I’m very glad we asked Mr. Sawano [to come aboard]. As a fan, I look forward to the soundtrack CD that will eventually be released.”
Shin’en confirmed on Twitter today that it will be releasing Arc System Works’ Family Tennis SP on the Wii U eShop next week. We previously heard about the game coming to Europe on Thursday, but it appears that the North American launch will be taking place on the same day as well. Pricing for Family Tennis SP is set at $4.99 / €4.99.
We will release Arc System Works 'Family Tennis SP' on #WiiU #eShop on January 15th! Price 4.99USD/4.99€. Smash away!
— Shin'en Multimedia (@ShinenGames) January 8, 2015
Square Enix has released more DLC for Final Fantasy Explorers in Japan. For 150 yen each, players can obtain costumes for Lightning (featuring Blaze Edge sword as a weapon), Cecil (Holy Sword as a weapon), and Bartz in his Dissidia: Final Fantasy costume (Brave Blade as his weapon). Dragon’s Soul and Ultimate Battle quests have already been released for free.
Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate won’t be out for another couple of months, but Amazon already has a deal running for Capcom’s game. You can reserve the title now
and save $10 (25%). Not too shabby for something that will cost $40 at launch!
Fans have put together a comparison of Xenoblade Chronicles X, showing the improvements from the E3 2014 footage and November 2014 footage. We see things like improved textures, UI modifications, and a change to the logo itself.
View all of the comparisons below:
We also have a pair of GIF comparisons:
Thanks to uPadWatcher for the tip.
