Kadokawa seems like a good fit for them. Their track record is a little spotty but I think a lot of their games have a spark of something great.
Still need to get on Octopath 2.
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How was octopath 2? I never heard any buzz about it after it released. Just as lackluster as the first?
I haven't played the first to really compare them, but as someone who hasn't really been into the old school Squaresoft style RPG for a long time: It's fantastic.
I didn't enjoy the first one, I am enjoying the second one a lot more. It's not perfect, but the stories are generally better and things feel more polished. It's still an old-school JRPG though.
Thanks. I might pick it up if I see it on discount. The first one was a disappointment at full price but it was fun enough for what it was.
I really liked it actually, but I haven't played the first one to be able to compare them.
An improvement on the first in my opinion.
Here come the layoffs!
They saw it was called Acquire, and so they did.
Soulspath Travelborne is going to be one hell of a game.
Note that Acquire worked on Tenchu in the past.
Project Soulspath Travelborne!