Lord of Arcana, Square Enix’s take on the growing hunting genre, didn’t light up any sales charts, but it may be getting a sequel. Square Enix filed a trademark for Lord of Apocalypse in Japan, which could be a follow up to Access Game’s PSP title.

In the Lord of Arcana demo you start off as a death machine, kill Nidhogg, reemerge as a fledgling warrior in their underwear, and slay Agni. So, what happens next?

Bahamut must really be tired of Square constantly showing off all the ways you can hurt him.

Lord of Arcana won’t be in stores until January 25, but you can start the game on December 21 when Square Enix releases an English demo on the PlayStation Store.

Square Enix has a limited edition Lord of Arcana package for Europe. Grab the PSP monster slaying game at launch and you’ll get a Slayer Edition.

Spawn creator Todd McFarlane’s take on Nidhogg is in Lord of Arcana. The fearsome dragon is one of the game’s “angry” looking bosses shown in this trailer.

Square Enix’s take on the monster hunting genre is just a few months away. Lord of Arcana is set to come out on January 25, 2011 in stores and PlayStation Network download.

Hoping to get more people to sign up as Slayers, Square Enix released another Lord of Arcana demo on PlayStation Network.

Following in the footsteps of God Eater, Square Enix is offering Lord of Arcana players free downloadable content.

Square’s take on the PSP co-op genre, Lord of Arcana, is out in Japan. How did it fare?

Lord of Arcana has green slimes, too…but they aren’t quite what you’re used to.

Lord of Arcana’s game sharing feature let’s players hunt monsters with friends that don’t own the PSP game.

Two new gameplay videos for Square’s take on the PSP co-op multiplayer genre.

Lots of people gave Square Enix’s slayer game, Lord of Arcana, a shot. Shinji Hashimoto hopped onto Twitter and announced the demo has been downloaded over 1,000,000 times.