More tidbits about Dragon’s Crown come from Famitsu. Players will be able to accept all kinds of quests from the guild. Complete these quests and you may get Treasure Arts. These are illustrations players can see of different characters.

The Amazon looks like Dragon’s Crown’s heavy hitter. This brawny warrior has a humongous axe and a flurry of kicks. It looks like the Amazon can close distance with jump kicks and by sliding into enemies.

Atlus announced people that reserve Dragon’s Crown will get a 64-page art book as a bonus. Japan gets the Dragon’s Crown Art Works book too and at select stores you can get a bonus illustration from Vanillaware.

Shin Megami Tensei IV isn’t the only game from Atlus that’s getting a meaty limited edition in North America—Dragon’s Crown is, too.

Screenshots of the mighty wizard, brawny dwarf, armored fighter, and spellbinding sorceress from Vanillaware’s belt action RPG.

Atlus have shared a new trailer for Dragon’s Crown, this one showing off the game’s Wizard character.

Armed with arrows and a dagger, the Elf is ready to fight… Medusa? A screenshot shows her engaged in a battle with a Gorgon of some kind.

Vanillaware’s upcoming brawler Dragon’s Crown has a release date in North America.

The Dwarf’s muscular stature allows him to dual-wield weapons.

The Sorceress is armed with different spells like a chilling blizzard attack and Mega Man’s Tornado Hold. Just like Siliconera revealed in our Dragon’s Crown interview, the Sorceress can reanimate skeletons and turn enemies into frogs.

Atlus have shared a new Japanese trailer for Dragon’s Crown, this one focusing exclusively on the game’s Fighter character.

Dragon’s Crown is slated for release in North America this Summer, and this morning, Atlus USA put out an English trailer for the game.

Atlus have updated their Dragon’s Crown website with the addition of new characters along with some multiplayer information.

Vanillaware’s side-scrolling beat-em-up, Dragon’s Crown, will be released in the U.S. this Summer.