“We’re still wholeheartedly considering how to or whether or not we can make that title work at the moment. The game is actually extremely text-heavy, and it functions on the expressive power of its text and language.”

Following in Level-5 International America’s footsteps, Level-5 announced Japanese gamers will be able to purchase Guild 01′s games separately on the Nintendo eShop.

Liberation Maiden, Crimson Shroud and Aero Porter from Level 5′s “Guild 01″ collection announced for U.S. Nintendo eShop release.

Suda 51′s 3DS shooter, Liberation Maiden, will be available as a Nintendo eShop download in Europe today.

“Our U.S. office mainly works to efficiently release the Japanese titles that Level-5 has created overseas,” says CEO, Akihiro Hino.

Liberation Maiden was rated by Australia’s Classifications Board with Level-5 International America as the publisher. We’re guessing Liberation Maiden, a shooter from Goichi Suda, will be released as a separate Nintendo eShop download.

Level-5 filed trademarks for Crimson Shroud and Liberation Maiden in the United States. Both of these are games inside Guild 01 and Liberation Maiden is a direct translation of the title for Suda51′s 3DS shooter.

Media Create report that the game sold out at several stores when it launched.

Nothing could stop Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry’s Wonderland 3D.

A new trailer for Guild 01 shows off more of Level 5′s 4-in-one collection, and makes mention of the Time Travelers demo included with the game.

Guild 01 may have the most unhelpful box cover you’ve seen in a while.

While modern RPGs use equations and random functions to determine events, most of that happens in the background. Yasumi Matsuno’s next game, Crimson Shroud, brings all of the randomness to the forefront.

Level 5 give us a closer look at the other two titles in their 4-in-1 3DS title, Guild01.

Screenshots of the shooter, “blacksmith papa,” a luggage organizing puzzle game, and a tabletop RPG you get in Level-5′s four game collection Guild 01.