Tale of the Last Promise has permadeath, so if you lose a character in battle they’re gone for good. Well, until you reset your game.

When Tale of the Last Promise begins Wolf, the game’s lead character, is a Messiah Knight.

As you may have heard, NIS America is partnering with Imageepoch to bring their games to the West. Here’s what Haru Akenaga, President of NIS America had to say about working the relationship.

Wolf and Ceres, the game’s main characters, lead the fight against this buzzsaw arm boss(?) in first person perspective battles.

Ryoei Mikage, CEO of Imageepoch, just let the cat out of the bag. Dengeki Online asked Mikage if he had any plans to release Imageepoch’s RPGs overseas. He does.

You can’t recover dead bodies and revive them from ashes in Tale of the Last Promise, Imageepoch’s first self-published game.

In 2012, Imageepoch will announce four more titles. Today, the studio gave vague details about each of them during a press conference.

Imageepoch plans on bringing Chevalier Saga Tactics to multiple platforms. In addition to the PlayStation Network game, there’s a browser based simulation RPG too.

Imageepoch has a PlayStation 3 title in development too, it’s called Chevalier Tactics.

Imageepoch, the developers of Luminous Arc, are taking their tactical RPG talents to PSP. Tale of the Last Promise is described as a dungeon RPG with a strategic command battle system.

Yes, Imageepoch is behind the Black Rock Shooter game, tentatively titled, Black Rock Shooter: The Game.

The developer of Luminous Arc and Last Ranker will show eight titles at a press conference.

Imageepoch are indeed turning publisher, and have eight new projects to announce toward the end of the month.

Imageepoch, the developers of Luminous Arc and Criminal Girls, don’t think so. In fact, they’re taking common criticisms of the “JRPG” term and spinning them as positives.