Josh Fairhurst from Mighty Rabbit Studios has confirmed that Saturday Morning RPG, the much-loved episodic nostalgia-ridden trip is releasing digitally on Vita and PS4 (with Cross-Buy) on Tuesday, January 26th.
A measly $9.99 will get you all the content released on Steam so far, plus the debut of the game’s 5th episode.
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NIS America and Spike Chunsoft are happy to announce that Grand Kingdom will be arriving in North America and Europe for the PlayStation®4 & PlayStation®Vita this summer! A tactical RPG, Grand Kingdom revolves around Four Great Nations battling for dominance over the Resonail continent.
Mighty Rabbit Games, the studio behind Saturday Morning RPG (and Limited Run Games!), announced through Twitter that the once episodic, nostalgia-loaded game is coming to Vita sooner, rather than later, with a physical release in tow.
We love featuring devs and their wares here at VitaPlayer, and today we have a very exciting guest: Greg Kasavin, writer of “Bastion”. We loved the game in our review of it, and we got in touch with Greg to talk about “Bastion”, Vita and the future of SuperGiant Games.
Yes, “Volume” is a stealth game with polygon graphics. But that’s like saying that “King Lear” is some wood pulp and black ink.
You’d be kinda missing the point.
Expect a full review in the coming days.
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