Demon Gaze developers Experience’s Team Muramasa announced that their latest dungeon RPG is headed to PlayStation Vita as The Stranger of the Village of the Sword: Black Palace. The game’s latest trailer shows us a look at the game’s handheld version.

Team Muramasa’s next major dungeon crawler, The Stranger of the Village of the Sword: The Black Palace, is on its way to PlayStation Vita.

The Stranger of the Village of Sword, which Experience released first on Xbox 360 is coming to PC, too.

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In The Stranger of the Village of the Sword, the three characters of Malilith, Riu, and Alm are vessels to the dormant spirits of greater beings.

The opening video starts out with what appears to be the guild’s vice-leader, Riu, looking watching a news report about a plane that disappeared.

In a recent update, developer Experiece provided at a neat “Ambush” feature that allows you to set traps for loot in the dungeons.

Experience’s next dungeon RPG begins with the Stranger Guild, the place for folk that come from other worlds.

Stranger of the Village of the Sword is a first person dungeon crawler with Team Muramasa’s usual detailed monsters like the Flame & Ice dragon-like spirits or the skeletal Murdar.

As usual, Experience created excellent artwork for the game. Check out character portriats and monsters like the Hydra inside.

PlayStation Vita players will have another dungeon RPG to look forward to, as this week’s Famitsu magazine reports that the upcoming Xbox 360 and PC game, Stranger of the Village of the Sword will also be available for PlayStation Vita.

Originally announced in 2012 as The Stranger in Alda, Experience’s next dungeon console RPG is finally back on track.

Experience, the developer behind Demongaze and Labyrinth Cross Blood, is developing a new dungeon RPG for Xbox 360 called The Stranger in Alda.

Experience, the developer behind Students of the Round and Demongaze, have been working on a new dungeon RPG for Xbox 360.

They also talked a bit about The Stranger In Alda for Xbox 360 and PC, that was announced last year. Experience were rather quiet in regards of its contents and features, but according to director Motoya Ataka, it is currently nearing the middle stage of development.