Square Enix has been pumping out RPGs on Nintendo Switch like there's no tomorrow. Apart from the RPG farming sim Harvestella, it also launched Various Daylife on the hybrid system a few months ago via the eShop.
If you've been holding out for a physical version, you're in luck. Online retailers have started listing the physical version of the game for Switch, scheduled for release this December. It seems it will include English, Japanese, Korean, and simplified & traditional Chinese language support on the game card. Pre-orders have gone live, too.
This turn-based RPG was originally released on Apple Arcade and includes "character growth through everyday work" - with over 20 job classes and more than 100 types of work. It also features dungeons and an innovative battle system. Here's a bit about the story:
"In the year 211 of the Imperial Era, a new continent was discovered. Explore every last corner as a settler of Antoecia, while living your life to the fullest in the city of Erebia."
You can learn more in our Nintendo Life review:
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I had been kind of intrigued by this game because of the trailers and ridiculous name, but the negative NintendoLife review kept me away. For those who still want the game, it's nice a physical release is coming though.
I would've preferred Star Ocean or Actraiser Renaissance get a physical release first, but I'll take it.
https://www.nintendolife.com/forums/nintendo-switch/switch_physical_boxed_games_list_and_release_dates?start=10380#reply-10385
Here in Canada, I'm not seeing any listing for either Gamestop or Amazon.
churning out all these games is a bloody weird strategy. and the titles are even weirder. reminds me of when my young son makes up his own names for things that are very literal but completely offbeat.
Oh so no kingdom hearts but this ?…
new releases coming up from square enix:
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quickspeed bluehog
bangshoot monsterkill
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etc.
@Herna I agree. SE hasn't put out any good new content in years. The remakes are ok. I like seeing FF12 and ogre battle but none of the new games peak my interest. It's like hollywood. People forgot how to tell a new story and all we see is remakes and trash.
I’m hoping for the Front Mission trilogy to get physical releases. Haven’t heard anything yet
Definitely picking it up, as there won’t be another physical release for this game. I’ve never heard of it prior to the Nintendo Direct but it looks like interesting premise to me. Thank you NL!
The first person view always felt ironically weird to me in an RPG. Think I'll pass.
Also, "Square Enix has been pumping out RPGs on Nintendo Switch like tomorrow."
Did you mean to say "like there's no tomorrow"? Or is this another EU term devoid in America?
most reviews weren't favorable, so rather surprised they've decided to do a physical release. i was initially interested but seems like i'm better off saving my money for tactics ogre.
@Thief it'd only being released via play-asia. We aren't getting it here. But I've ordered from them numerous times. If you're okay waiting for the item, it takes roughly 3 to 4 weeks to show up (I'm in Saskatchewan), but if you pay the 40$ express. It's literally 3 days. No word of a lie.
@Emmerichcoal Yeah, I got Harmonia and Needy Girl Overdose in 3 days from PlayAsia. Luckily it was only $25 for FedEx Express from me.
Yeap buying it day one, not sure why people hate it. It's basically just Bravely Default again but without most of the fantasy bread and butter.
@Kilroy Have you ever play an RPG called Skyrim?
@JustMonika it's 25$ American. 40$ Canadian. =(
@Serpenterror Nope, but watched playthroughs. The first person wasn't enticing and I only learned you can play it third person much later, lol. Plenty of games to play even if I'd probably like it.
I suspect that Square Enix deliberated between Various Daylife, Numerous Mundanities, or Multiple Banalities.
Pick your poison.
@Emmerichcoal Oh yeah, that's right
These games are really good.
But seriously who is making these name lol
The name Various Daylife is so bad that it makes the name Triangle Strategy actually sound good.
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