Digitally Downloaded has interviewed the king of Akihabara and otaku gaming, Compile Heart. It writes: "Compile Heart focuses on developing much smaller-scale (and developmentally inexpensive) RPGs at a faster rate. It’s working because the content of these games gives the company a strategy that maintains a niche but loyal audience, and reduces the risks inherent with producing a game that needs to finds mainstream appeal in order to be successful (consider the fate of Kingdoms of Amalur as an example of that in action)."
Today Compile Heart released a teaser trailer that explicitly mentions a new upcoming game, possibly within the Hyperdimension Neptunia franchise.
Compile Heart through its official Twitter account began to indicate that it is preparing the launch of a new title for Nintendo Switch. The account started posting mysterious tweets in a row with the hashtag #NintendoSwitch.
Hope compile and every other fanservicey games never go on playstation again...
Stick to nintendo (which is funny because they're more family friendly) and pc.
Yeah Playstation is where games like that go to die. Doesn't make sense with all their garbage policies that work against teams like Compile Heart. Nintendo and PC don't have a censorship boner like PS does (for the most part).
Can we have a new Neptunia sequel? A true sequel, like what V2 was to V and MK2? And bring it to PC as well, I rather not buy on Switch unless I have to.
Hopefully we can get a new Senran Kagura game (unlikely, I know) or another Genkai Tokki/Moeru game.
Today Compile Heart opened another of its traditional teaser websites prior to the reveal of a new game this week.
