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Furyu is remaking the 2013 Vita/3DS RPG Exstetra for PS5 and Nintendo Switch with a worldwide release; a PC version launches on July 30, 2026, followed by PS5/Switch later. The game will include English language support, and its story centers on a Prisma who must save two worlds through a kiss.
FuRyu announced a remastered EXSTETRA coming to PC via Steam on July 30 worldwide, with PlayStation 5, Switch 2, and Switch versions in development. The remaster marks the game’s first release outside Japan (originally 2013 on PS Vita and 3DS) and will offer English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese. The RPG follows Ryoma, a high schooler who becomes the savior “Prisma” and can awaken Prisma Knights with a kiss to share EXS energy, featuring an enchantment system and a world merged with a doomed Tokyo-like setting called Amazea.
FuRyu and Winning Entertainment Group announced Anomalith, a Japanese survival horror action game, for Nintendo Switch 2, with a October 29, 2026 release. Players pilot investigator Reona Minazuki through Otherworlds using third-person gunplay and melee, aided by a Demi-Humanization System and extensive customization of weapons and outfits. The game features a roster of designers and composer Yuka Kitamura, and will cost $49.99 for the standard edition and $69.99 for the Digital Deluxe Edition.
FuRyu and Winning Entertainment Group announced ANOMALITH, a survival third‑person shooter for PS5, Switch 2, and PC arriving worldwide on October 29. Western markets offer a $49.99 standard edition and a $69.99 Digital Deluxe, while Japan will have both physical and digital PS5 and Switch 2 versions. Players control investigator Reona Minazuki through cryptic ‘Otherworlds’ with a Demi-Humanization System, heavy inventory management, and extensive customization of weapons, outfits, and abilities.
FuRyu announced CRYMELIGHT, a PS5 roguelike set in a dark Alice in Wonderland, where combat centers on building stronger card hands. Players split their adventure between Wonderland and the Tea Party, with two camera modes—World Immersion for a tighter view and Action for broader combat visibility—as a memory‑impaired Alice descends to the lowest layer of Purgatory to earn rebirth. The game launches digitally at $19.99/£15.99, with a Deluxe Edition at $39.99/£32.99 that adds items, an art book, and a soundtrack; a physical/Collector’s Edition is planned for Japan, with no global date yet. In celebration, PS Store discounting also lowers CRYSTAR to $3.99/£3.19 until May 6.
Crymelight is FuRyu's Hades-inspired action roguelike that drops Alice into a Wonderland-as-hell afterlife, combining fast combat, deck-building-style boons, and a repentance system where confessing sins becomes power, all wrapped in a whimsy pop-up book aesthetic and set for a November 4, 2026 release on PC, PS5, and Nintendo Switch 2.
FuRyu announced CRYMELIGHT, a roguelike action RPG in its CRY series, featuring Alice in a dark Wonderland and launching on PS5, Switch 2, and PC via Steam on November 5, 2026 with a 20–30 hour playtime. The game introduces the Wonder Dimension, a poker-style Skill Card system, and Tea Party/Repentance mechanics. Pre-orders on PlayStation Store offer a 20% discount and include the Dynamis (Blue) DLC; Standard and Deluxe editions bundle additional content and DLC sets.
The Legend of Legacy HD Remastered for Nintendo Switch offers a decent but unspectacular dungeon-crawling experience, featuring a simple yet satisfying gameplay loop with unique mechanics like the elemental system and randomized character progression. While the game's visuals have received a nice resolution bump, it lacks major additions or alterations, leading to a feeling of repetition and monotony after extended play. Despite its shortcomings, it still appeals to fans of the genre.
NIS America will release the dark action RPG REYNATIS for PS5, PS4, Switch, and PC via Steam in the west this fall, with Japanese audio and English text support. Set in Shibuya, Tokyo, the game follows wizard Marin and officer Sari in a conflict between freedom and order, offering gameplay that involves navigating the city while concealing magic or unleashing explosive powers, as well as exploring a fantasy world.
FuRyu's upcoming action RPG, REYNATIS, has a scruffy but oddly appealing look, reminiscent of late-gen PS3 titles, set in real-life Shibuya with a power struggle between magicians. Despite concerns about performance, the game's setting and combat show promise, and a Western release may be on the horizon later this year.
FuRyu and Natsume Atari have unveiled the first trailer for REYNATIS, an action RPG set in modern day Shibuya, Tokyo, scheduled for release on July 25 in Japan for PS5, PS4, and Switch. The game will be available in physical and digital editions, with pre-order bonuses including additional content such as costumes and accessories.
Bandai Namco has partnered with FURYU to release a set of eight plushies to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the action JRPG Tales of Symphonia. The plushies are available for pre-order until October 27, 2023, with international shipping options. Each plush costs ¥7,260, except for Mithos and Noishe, which are priced at ¥7,920 and ¥3,850 respectively. The shipments are expected in February 2024.
Trinity Trigger, an action RPG paying tribute to classics such as the Mana series, has launched for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Switch in North America, as well as PC via Steam worldwide. To celebrate its western launch, Gematsu interviewed the director, scenario writer, and composer, discussing the game's worldbuilding, difficulty balance, and memorable moments from development. The game is published by XSEED Games in North America and Marvelous Europe in Europe.
Trinity Trigger, an action RPG developed by FuRyu and released by XSEED Games, features a deep mythos of an ongoing war between the Gods and its impact on the world of Trinitia’s landscapes. While the game has some lovely world-building, the dialogue feels overly reliant on this lore to move things forwards. However, the combat gameplay is its forte, with the playable party filling quickly with its Trinity of protagonists and the various mechanics layering from there. The music throughout Trinity Trigger is consistently nostalgic and often reminded the reviewer of Secret of Mana.