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Death End re;Quest 2

Death End re;Quest 2 Gets Summer 2020 Release Window; PC Version Includes Original Glitch Costumes

Today Idea Factory International narrowed down the release window for the west of Compile Heart's JRPG Death End re;Quest 2.
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Today Idea Factory International narrowed down the release window for the west of Compile Heart’s JRPG Death End re;Quest 2.

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The game moves from a generic “2020” window to a more specific “Summer 2020” window for both PS4 and PC. The PS4 version will get both physical and digital SKUs.

The PC version will include English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese subtitles and will come with the original glitch costumes from the first Death End re;Quest (following a vote among the fans) while the PS4 version will show less skin, featuring the same costumes created for the Japanese version of the sequel.

If you’re unfamiliar with the game, below you can read an official description.

Story

Mai Toyama seeks an escape from her traumatic past. She becomes enrolled at Wordsworth, an all-girl’s dormitory situated in the small, mountainous town known as Le Choara where it was rumored that her sister, Sanae, was last seen. Hopeful, Mai seeks to find her kin, but she soon finds terrifying inhabitants which lurk throughout the town after dark. At night, Le Choara’s streets are filled with Shadow Matter—a horrific group of menacing creatures. Around every cobblestone corner, Mai discovers that her hope of finding her sister lies beneath the long-buried secrets which haunt Le Choara.

Key Features

Overkill Brings Huge Rewards – The Overkill system is an added feature where characters can stack damage beyond the health of an enemy for bonus experience! Try to inflict as much damage to all the monsters for bigger rewards.

Beware of the Berserker – During dungeon exploration and battle, a faceless, black figure will appear out of nowhere. The figure will also display an area of attack once it appears. Mai and her squad must step away from the Berserker’s area of attack, as it will instantly kill anyone with one single blow. Run away from the Berserker in the dungeon or defeat all the existing monsters in the battlefield to escape!​

Day n’ Night – Mai will need to explore the town of Le Choara during the day and speak with the townspeople to find out clues as to where her sister is. By night, Mai will fight her way through dark creatures stylized in a turn-based RPG. Experience the story through the lens of a visual novel during the day and battle it out against horrific creatures by night!​​

Don’t Call it a Knockback – The Knockback system is back in
Death end re;Quest 2, but this time, Mai and her squad can smack Shadow Matter even harder! Combo your attacks by flinging monsters to other party members!​

If you want to see more of Death End re;Quest 2, you can enjoy the first trailer and the key art, the opening cutscene, the first teaser in English, a lot of recent scereenshots that came with story and gameplay details, theprevious trailer, another reveal with more screenshts and details, the latest trailers and images, the introduction of two new characters, some gameplay video from a few months ago, and even more more footage.


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Giuseppe Nelva
Proud weeb hailing from sunny (not as much as people think) Italy and long-standing gamer since the age of Mattel Intellivision and Sinclair ZX Spectrum. Definitely a multi-platform gamer, he still holds the old dear PC nearest to his heart, while not disregarding any console on the market. RPGs (of any nationality), MMORPGs, and visual novels are his daily bread, but he enjoys almost every other genre, prominently racing simulators, action and sandbox games. He is also one of the few surviving fans on Earth of the flight simulator genre.