The Asian and Japanese versions of Labyrinth Life and Omega Labyrinth Life won’t be the only ones available on August 1, 2019. D3 Publisher will be releasing both in other regions as well on the same date. People will be able to go to get a digital copy of Labyrinth Life from the PlayStation Store or Omega Labyrinth Life from the Nintendo eShop. (In Asia and Japan, both digital and physical copies are available.)
Labyrinth Life and Omega Labyrinth Life are both roguelikes set at Belles Fleurs Academy. The school is supposed to have a garden that will always be in bloom. However, when Hinata transfers to the school, she finds that all of the flowers have died. She must go dungeon-crawling with her classmates to restore the garden. Two characters can go into a dungeon at a time, a leader and a supporter. As you gather Omega Power, characters’ chests and power levels will increase. It also has a mechanic where you can rub acquired items to appraise them or explore the school to talk to classmates and tend the garden.
While the two games are generally the same, in terms of characters, enemies, equipment, and the story, the PlayStation 4 version is the censored “safe” version of the game. This means the Switch version has armor break illustrations for its heroines, uncut hot springs segments, and allows people to participate in “touch events.”
Here is the Labyrinth Life and Omega Labyrinth Life teaser.
Labyrinth Life will come to the PlayStation 4 worldwide and Omega Labyrinth Life will come to the Nintendo Switch worldwide on August 1, 2019.
