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Circle Entertainment has indicated that the company will be releasing Samurai Defender in North America and Europe.

As stated in a tweet earlier today:


Samurai Defender is coming to the Japanese 3DS eShop next week for 400 yen. Check out the trailer below for a look at the game:

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Circle Entertainment is one the first Chinese console game publisher to arrive in the market and they have worked hard on bringing games to all parts of the globe. Their biggest impact has been giving an opportunity to the Western indie market to bring their games to the East, making them the only company that has brought North American eShop games to Asia.

In a recent interview with Nintendo Enthusiast SEO Chris Chau talks about when they first started;

When we created the company in 2006, we ere very young. We just wanted to focus on how to create our own games. But Hong Kong has a limited amount of people to hire, and also we were lacking others resource such as publisher network and funds.

He then goes on to talk about their experience with the eShop;

Yes, the 3DS eShop offered a lot of convenience to players, this place allows for both casual games and retail games readily available for download.
You know, retail game always have to consider package cost, but for eShop, its really good to use the savings from not having packaging to reduct the game price.

He also talk about some of their 2015 plans and ways that they can support indie’s;

We have provided a minimum guarantee/development fee to smaller developers. Those capitals can help boost their development work. But we want to set an amount for this year, which will give us a range that we can work effectively. A little more capitals means alot for smaller developers.

Check out the full interview here!

CIRCLE Entertainment showed off a few cool screenshots of 3DS themes from their 2D platformer, The Legend of Dark Witch, that just released today in the Japanese Theme Shop. Check them out below and let us know what you think!

 

Have you played The Legend of Dark Witch? It’s currently available in the 3DS eShop for $3.99.

Circle Entertainment has confirmed that Adventure Bar Story is coming to the North American 3DS eShop on February 19. No word on pricing just yet. Check out a trailer for the game above.


Kami, Circle Entertainment’s puzzle game will release for the 3DS eShop on February 5, 2015.

KAMI

NA Release date: 5th Feb 2015 ($2.99)
EU Release date: Q1 2015

Game video: http://youtu.be/qFXp2cc6LKU

KAMI is deceptively simple: fold out colored paper to fill the screen in with few moves as possible.

Relaxing and easy to pick up, you’ll soon find yourself deep in contemplation to perfect each puzzle.

Created by State of Play, famous for their handcrafted aesthetics, KAMI has been created with real paper in an elegant Japanese theme.

KAMI is tactile, engaging and stunning to look at.

63 unique puzzles!

Premium Puzzles and Hints are included.

Check out the screenshots below.

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Circle Entertainment teased Adventure Bar Story for localization last month, and it looks like the title will be out soon. The company said on Twitter today that the plan is to have Adventure Bar Story launch this month in North America.

Adventure Bar Story will be released in Europe as well. At the moment, Circle is going through the different rating classifications.


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Circle Entertainment has a new puzzle game coming to the 3DS eShop. KAMI, first released on iOS, Steam & Android, will soon launch on Nintendo’s portable as well.

View a trailer for KAMI above. An overview with more details can be found below.

Last year, RideOn Japan released “Adventure Bar Story” on the Japanese 3DS eShop. The title features a mix of tavern simulation and RPG gameplay.

Thanks to Circle Entertainment, it now looks like Adventure Bar Story will be brought overseas. The company posted a couple of English screenshots on its Twitter account earlier this week, so Adventure Bar Story should come to the North American and European 3DS eShops in the near future.

Here’s the tweet for reference:


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