Gaming Dead: "Ah, Valentine’s Day. So sugary-sweet, so commercialized. After all the chocolate, flowers, and jewelry, surely a lot of people are thinking “Why do we put so much emphasis on love and romance on this one day? Shouldn’t your love of someone be shared and celebrated year-round?” Well, yes. Definitely. But historically, Valentine’s Day originated when a guy (that’d be Saint Valentine, though he wasn’t Sainted at the time, obviously) married Roman soldiers to their girlfriends before they went off to war. That was totally forbidden, but hey, the guy was a romantic! And so we have Valentine’s Day. How lacy hearts and chocolate got involved, I’ll never know, but Valentine’s Day is about to become historically famous for another reason: the release of the first English-language otome game.
That game is Hakuoki: Demon of the Fleeting Blossom, and Aksys Games, in conjunction with Idea Factory, Design Factory, and Otomate, released it for Playstation Portable on February 14,...
Inescapable: No Rules, No Rescue will launch for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series, Xbox One, Switch, and PC via Steam this fal, publisher Aksys Games and developer Dreamloop Games announced.
Aksys Games has announced a western release window for Mon-Yu, the Experience-developed dungeon RPG. Mon-Yu is coming west sometime in fall 2023 for Windows PC and Nintendo Switch.
I love when niche games get physical releases . Old school first person dungeon crawler I’ll most likely get it
Aksys Games announced that they will reveal a slate of new titles, present new looks at previously announced titles, livestream gameplay, and special guests at the All Aksys event. It takes place on their official Twitch channel on Friday, August 6 beginning at noon Eastern Time.
Will the rumors about Sony and Aksys/Arc System works come true? Stay tuned for the next exciting episode of “buy that compan E”
I don't think it's real, but it would make sense. Sony did just bought Evo and they have no fighting game of their own yet. Plus they own funimation and crunchyroll, so it would be pretty easy to convince some of those anime to let them make a fighting game along with kodagawa that they are in partnership with to "share ideas and IP".
