So, the “Korean Drone Flying Tour” folks are aware that, technically, South Korea’s still in this, uh, un-ended war thing, right? Just thought I’d mention that odd tidbit, and I can’t be the only one thinking it. Or maybe I am. Who knows.
Anyway… this week’s release list. Is it me, or does it feel like everything’s slowing down? Maybe my brain is just fried from the madness that was Switch 2 Day 1? Or perhaps it’s the post-Golden Week blues. We’ll see what Saturday brings.
This week’s biggie – or, like, a bunch of biggies – is all about Capcom Fighting Collection 2. So many underrated gems crammed in there, especially those Power Stone games. Pure nostalgia, right? Then there’s the priciest player, this collaboration from Aksys/Otomate called 7’scarlet. Oh, and don’t forget Yasha: Legends of the Demon Blade. Been itching to peek at that one before it officially drops.
And hey, if you’ve been anywhere else, you might’ve caught American Arcadia by Team 17 and Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo via Fellow Traveller. We’re seeing just two Korean Drone games at the moment – though they’ve become this year’s version of Aldora Games by Pix Arts, if you ask me.
THINGS WE PROBABLY MISSED EARLIER: Punk Shot from Konami rolled out in some archive release. You know, blink and you miss it kind of deal.
IS THE EGGCONSOLE GAME PLAYABLE WITHOUT KNOWING JAPANESE? For Schwarzschild, seriously, not a chance.
North America
Quick rundown: 7’scarlet at $49.99, Capcom Fighting Collection 2 Friday for $39.99, Yasha dropping Wednesday at $29.99. Now, Neon Apex hits Friday too, $24.99. Labyrinth Of The Demon King’s your Tuesday pick, $19.99. Want some American Arcadia? That’s $19.99. Kulebra’s on Friday, same price.
Others in the mix: Preserve at $14.99, Into the Restless Ruins $14.99, Cthuloot the same, and Our Exciting Summer Camp slightly cheaper. Don’t forget the subway gig on Tuesday, $12.99, and Aureole – Wings of Hope at $12.99, which feels just like a dream.
Pick Tavern Owner Simulator on Saturday for $12.99, Friday’s Mostrocopy for the same price. Paper Plane arrives Friday, $9.99. There’s Linea on Sunday, $7.99. Race Track Maniacs sits there too at $7.99. Apocalypse Market Simulator, Hannah’s Day Saturday, $7.99.
EggConsole, really the oddball at $7.16. Death Park’s remaster colors you in for $6.99. Sky Revolver, Food Truck Business (both Friday-bound at $6.99). Super Engine hits Wednesday for $4.99. Korean Drone hits twice: Taean-gun $3.20, Bagatsurobong Sunday, even less. Also, Hidden Kittens is just meow-ing at $2.99.
SALES FLASH: Animal Well’s got a price cut until the 23rd. Look around PSPrices, DekuDeals.
Europe
Big hitters: 7’scarlet – €49.99 here. Capcom Fighting Collection lands Friday, same as the US. Yasha’s on this €29.99 train for Wednesday. Friday brings Neon Apex at €23.99.
Trying to navigate a Labyrinth of the Demon King? Hit up €19.99 on Tuesday. Kulebra & Limbo is €19.99 Friday-style. American Arcadia costs €19.50.
Smaller drops: Preserve holds at €14.99, Ruins for the same. Our Exciting Summer Camp joins the fun at €14.50. Subway Simulator Tuesday, €12.99, also Tavern Simulator on your weekend.
Linea on Sunday, €7.99. Maniacs grab Wednesday for €7.99. Apocalypse is €7.99, same goes for Saturday’s Hannah shenanigans.
Death Park, Food Truck on Friday for €6.99. Revolver’s out there, also ditto. EggConsole’s Schwarzschild asks for €6.15. Meanwhile, pop a Super Engine Wednesday for €4.99. Korean Drones again? Taean-gun for €3.20. Hidden Kittens hides at €2.99.
Japan
Stepping into Japanese territory: Soukoku no Kusabi – ¥7700, but you better believe it. Capcom Collection drops for ¥4990, Yasha swims in at ¥4818. Arcadia doesn’t slide past ¥2300. Labyrinth echoes, same price. Meandering into Ruins for about ¥2200.
H Puzzles really is just… there… for ¥1999. Preserve hollers out, ¥1500. Summer Camp vibes out ¥1450. Maniacs race there for ¥1099.
Don’t forget your Schwarzschild, Egg-based but ¥980. Only Upward Cars at ¥899. Super’s out there, a mere ¥600, and these Hidden Kittens at ¥429. But wait, Korean tours knock at ¥320. Shogakukan offers manga bundles for peanuts, ¥100.
