D4: Season 1 Travels To PC On June 5th For $14.99

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The PC version of D4: Dark Dreams Don’t Die – Season 1 will be released on June 5th, creator Hidetaka “SWERY” Suehiro tells Famitsu in an interview.

 

The game will cost $14.99, and alongside the release date reveal, SWERY also teased the screenshot above, which is from Season 2 of D4. No release date has been announced for Season 2 yet, though.

 

A full list of differences between the PC and Xbox One versions of D4 can be found in this previous report.


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