In addition to unveiling a fresh gameplay trailer for “Clair Obscur: Expedition 33”, its developer Sandfall Interactive has simultaneously disclosed the complete English voice cast for the fantasy RPG, boasting quite a lineup of famous talents. Furthermore, they have shared new insights on some of the game’s principal characters through an update posted on the PlayStation Blog.
Title “Clair Obscur: Expedition 33” has sparked growing anticipation following its initial unveiling earlier in the year, and true to their word, developer Sandfall Interactive has just dropped a new trailer showcasing the forthcoming turn-based fantasy RPG.
In the realm of robot-centric genres, where you might choose to cause chaos, vanquish adversaries, or grapple with deep philosophical questions, there’s an abundance of mech-oriented experiences available. Ranging from the adrenaline-pumping battles in Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon to the craftsmanlike, hack-and-slash style of Gundam Breaker 4, the diversity is staggering. However, nestled within this universe lies a distinct franchise, BattleTech, which emphasizes more authentic mech confrontations, prioritizing simulation, ground warfare, and the disintegration of contemporary human society into more tribalistic interactions as technology advances.
Microsoft’s upcoming Xbox Partner Preview is set to kick off on October 17th and involves multiple third-party developers and publishers. Remedy Entertainment has announced a sneak peek at the next expansion for Alan Wake 2, titled The Lake House, prior to its release this month. However, it appears that EB Games in New Zealand may have accidentally revealed its scheduled release date ahead of time.
PlayStation faces a significant choice after the disappointing outcome of ‘Concord’: they could persist with their aggressive strategy focused on live-service games, or shift their focus towards standalone single-player titles instead. The recent announcement of ‘Ghost of Yōtei’ hints that PlayStation is currently balancing both approaches. Earlier in the year, Sony President Hiroki Totoki revised their initial plan of having 12 live-service games by 2025 down to only 6, but still expressed a strong commitment to the long-term success of this online model, emphasizing that expanding such services remains Sony’s consistent policy.
Similar to The Legend of Heroes: Trails through Daybreak, Ys 10: Nordics marks a somewhat new direction for Falcom. Instead of simply building upon their established series formula, it seems like they’re striving to break away from success and explore something fresh. It makes sense given that Adol, the former Crimson King and rebel against Lacrimosa, has reached a point where his journey can no longer follow the same path.