The Asian version set for release this summer has Japanese voiceovers plus English and Chinese text.

Tsutaya, a retailer that rents DVDs and music CDs, will loan a demo of the game for free.

Soul Sacrifice has a release date in North America and Europe.

Sony Computer Entertainment Japan is giving Soul Sacrifice another push by giving a boxed copy of the demo with all PlayStation Vita purchases starting on January 23.

Comcept gives players options in Soul Sacrifice. You can select your sorcerer’s gender, skin color, voice, hair style, visage, and clothes.

Players that transfer save data from the demo also get an in-game bonus.

This demo is pretty big since it contains the first part of the game, the Magician’s Test chapter. In single player mode, a female wizard will travel with you as a partner.

One day, a young girl fell into the ravine, covered in blood and mysteriously without a single scratch on her body. When she awoke, she was stunned by her surrounding and quickly realized that she was stuck in a land full of dandelions.

Sony Computer Entertainment Japan announced the demo yesterday and said it will have a large amount of content plus the ability to import data in the full game.

When you sacrifice yourself to save your friends in Soul Sacrifice the game isn’t exactly over. Dead players become ghosts that can observe the battlefield.

During the PlayStation Awards event, Sony Computer Entertainment Japan announced a demo will be available later this year.

The Soul Sacrifice Premium Edition includes a special cosmic red PlayStation Vita with an image of the sorcerer on the back and a bunch of Soul Sacrifice goodies.

Be careful what you wish for because in Soul Sacrifice sometimes your dream comes true at a horrific cost. Take the story of the Cyclops, one of the monsters players will fight in the PlayStation Vita game, as a cautionary tale.

Sony have shared a new trailer of Soul Sacrifice for the Tokyo Game Show.