Level-5’s The Snack World series made its debut in Japan in August 2017 for the 3DS followed by an expanded port for Switch in April 2018, and it appears that it could be headed Westward in the near future.

It’s been a while since we last heard about Level-5’s cross-media project The Snack World coming Westward, but new information from animation voicing company 3Beep says we might get it after all.

Level-5 and Warner Bros. Japan surprised us earlier this month with the announcement of a Ni no Kuni anime film for this summer. Here’s a look at some of its new characters and their voice talents.

Level-5 and Warner Bros. Japan announced that Ni no Kuni is getting an anime film this summer in Japan. It’ll feature character designs by Yoshiyuki Momose and music by Joe Hisaishi.

Level-5 wanted to take on the otome games genre with a smartphone RPG called Otome Hero that released in Winter 2017. After a rough start, it is getting a complete makeover this May.

Level-5 shared a new gameplay trailer for Yo-kai Watch 4 at World Hobby Fair 2019, where we got to check out the revamped city of Springdale with Nate, Jibanyan, and Whisper.

An offscreen recording for Megaton Musashi’s new trailer has surfaced online, showing a bit more of the mecha in CG anime action.

Famitsu covered Level-5’s 20th anniversary this week, and in an interview regarding the future, company president Akihiro Hino talked about the company’s growth, and what games are coming next.

Level-5 created a monster of a series withYo-kai Watch but in its earlier days after Dark Cloud they tackled a whole different monster in its own right with the development of Dragon Quest VIII for Square Enix.

Following a teaser for a possible revival of Level-5’s cancelled PSP horror RPG, Ushiro, the company president Akihiro Hino revealed in this week’s issue of Famitsu magazine that it is headed to Switch.

Level-5 recently teased that it might revive a cancelled game. A preview for this week’s issue of Famitsu magazine teases that the horror RPG Ushiro, originally announced for PSP in 2008, is headed to Switch.

This week’s issue of Famitsu magazine has a little teaser for next week’s issue, which has a big feature on Level-5’s 20th anniversary, about the possible revival of a cancelled game.

We haven’t heard much about Level-5’s fifth cross-media project Megaton Musashi for a couple years now, but Level-5 announced that it will finally have more to show at Jump Festa 2019.

We previously learned that human characters will fight side-by-side with their Yo-kai buddies in Yo-kai Watch 4, and we got a first look with a new screenshot from Level-5’s TGS 2018 page.

It might be surprising to hear that a company that produces so many games hasn’t appeared in Tokyo Game Show in six years, but Level-5 will attend the show with Yo-kai Watch 4, Inazuma Eleven Ares, and more.