KOEI TECMO and developer GUST Studios announced today that their upcoming magical JRPG, FAIRY TAIL, will now come out on June 25th, 2020, for Windows PC via Steam. The change of date is due to the developer’s desire to further enhance the game for a more enriching FAIRY TAIL experience.
Producer Keisuke Kikuchi commented:
“I am truly sorry for FAIRY TAIL’s delay, and the inconvenience caused to our fans, partners, and stakeholders who are looking forward to this title. Please allow us to take further time to polish the game to ensure it is as high quality as possible, so we can offer you a truly immersive experience. We will be working hard to enhance the magic effects, event scene effects, improving the game balance, and more! We will talk about the improvements in more detail in the coming months. This delay will allow us to ensure we provide you a much more satisfying game. Thank you for your understanding.”
FAIRY TAIL is a new JRPG, based on Hiro Mashima’s best-selling manga and anime series of the same name. The game follows the spell-binding plot from “The Grand Magic Games” story arc. As such, it will enable gamers to re-live, or experience for the first time, the exciting episodes of its storyline.
Players will be able to experience stories previously told in the manga and anime. Moreover, they will even be able to enjoy never before seen story and quest elements.
FAIRY TAIL also promises to feature fiery and intense magical battles; with a diverse range of magic available for the extraordinary characters to wield. In addition, some guild members will be available to support in battle; including the Fairy Tail Guild Master, Makarov Dreyar.
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