Eclipsed Posted June 14, 2016 Posted June 14, 2016 PQube will publish Root Letter, Kadokawa Games’ PlayStation 4 and PS Vita mystery visual novel, in North America and Europe in 2016, the publisher announced. Root Letter is a youth mystery adventure and human drama set in Shimane Prefecture. In it, the player will engage an adventure to solve the mystery of Fumino Aya, a pen pal friend from high school who disappeared after leaving a mysterious letter. A letter delivered 15 years later. Root Letter will launch in Japan on June 16. Kadokawa Games announced earlier today that a demo willl also be made available in Japan on that date. source: http://gematsu.com/2016/06/pqube-publish-root-letter-west#HMbBqcgX00SGvarK.99 ~~ I thought this thing would be related to Root Double or somethin' cuz title, but apparently not. It's interesting to see PQube pick up something new to localize in addition to their STEINS;GATE 0 OMFG HYPER!@$@%#$^% . Prior to this they only had the BlazeBlue series on their record. We'll see how this turns out. Quote
Decay Posted June 14, 2016 Posted June 14, 2016 pqube was hyping up this announcement and it was a little disappointing since we've known about Root Letter's localization for a solid six months now, just not who was doing it. Oh well. It seems like an interesting game, shame about it being console only. Quote
Funyarinpa Posted June 14, 2016 Posted June 14, 2016 Will definitely get it on Vita somewhere down the line, the game sounds great. That said, this is beyond a step down from the initial planned worldwide simultaneous 2016 release. If the game's better for it, though, that's just fine. Psyched. Quote
Eclipsed Posted September 23, 2016 Author Posted September 23, 2016 It's nice that PQube's making limited exclusive editions of their localized pickups ie. Steins;Gate0 'armadeus' edition and now Root Letter 'penpal' edition But fk those prices Quote
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