Level-5’s June 27 Event Will Reveal A New Yo-kai Watch Game That Isn’t Yo-kai Watch 4

 

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Level-5 is hosting a special event in Japan on June 27 where a brand-new Yo-kai Watch game is expected to be announced for its fifth anniversary, and it will not be Yo-kai Watch 4. [Thanks, Ryoktuya2089.]

There’s no further information but it was interesting to see that the company specifically mentioned that it won’t be Yo-kai Watch 4. They did, however, announce that it will be a “super big title that will shock the world,” but since we’ve seen how some of those ended up, I’d keep my expectations on check for the time being.

We’ll keep you guys updated on any further information leading to the June 27 event.


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