Brandish: The Dark Revenant Will Likely Be Released Before The End Of 2014 Says Xseed

 

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Earlier this year, Xseed announced that they were localizing PSP dungeon-crawler Brandish: The Dark Revenant for release in North America. In a localization diary for the game, they state that the game might even make it out before the end of 2014.

 

Xseed write: “Scheduling conflicts have been keeping it in a state of near constant limbo since then, but we never gave up on it, and its day is finally due – most likely before the end of 2014, even!”

 

Brandish: The Dark Revenant is a PSP remake of a PC-98 game by Falcom. The game has you trudging through over 40 floors of monsters and traps to escape a labyrinth. Xseed will release the game as a download title for the PSP, and it will be compatible with the Vita and PlayStation TV as well.


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