PQube and Red Entertainment have today revealed the Switch release date for Our World is Ended, while simultaneously sharing details of a special day one edition with exclusive goodies.
The game will become available in Europe on 22nd March, with the North American release following just after on the 26th. Anyone who pre-orders the visual novel for themselves, or simply picks up a copy on day one, will receive a special edition that includes the following:
- An exclusive artbook with 100 pages featuring beautiful illustrations of the characters, environments, CGs and much more
- A quirky keyring of the perverted programmer Owari Sekai's mascot
- The physical edition of the game
The game is said to feature "an engaging story with unique characters and iconic landmarks", "outstanding" production values, and more than 40 hours of gameplay featuring a deep narrative and plentiful conversation options.
Are you looking forward to this one? Let us know if you're planning on picking up a copy this March in the comments below.
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Looks promising. I’m currently playing 428 on PS4, so any future visual novels I play are going to have a tough time impressing me. 428 rules.
I'm a sucker for pretty much any visual novel game so I'm in.
Any chance of an Australian physical release? Probably not. Ozgameshop it is.
Dying to correct it to Our World 'Has' Ended
@sikthvash That was my first reaction. It's quite the strange title. Unless 'Ended' is the name of the world, haha.
On a different note, this gives me Steins;Gate vibes - could be the next best thing!
I'm HYPED for this VN. I'm just not sure if I'd rather get it on Switch or PC.
@nessisonett Just curious, what would be the reason for picking PC over Switch? For me personally, I couldn't imagine playing a visual novel on anything but a handheld.
@BenAV I have a pretty powerful laptop so I buy most games on PC. I'll probably get Resident Evil 2 on that rather than PS4 just due to how comfy my setup is. I like Switch but I won't get the console to myself much since I bought Smash. Plus, VN just feel right with a mouse for me.
@hatch can’t get passed your profile pic, pure gold.
Gonna keep an eye out for reviews. I'm waiting for Steins Gate Elite at the moment
You had me at visual novel, so this has my attention.
@sikthvash @BenAV
It might refer to the fact that their world hasn't just passively ended, but is actively being ended by evil evilness. ;-]
I always though "The world ends with you" was a grammatically unsatisfying title aswell, though. Without context both titles just sound a little strange.
My kinda thing
to bad it doesn't mention price
Oh so many choices for me for the switch in the next coming months. But a japanese visual novel game always make it to the top off my list.
depends on the price. I enjoy VNs, but they are not $40 or $60 games to me
So where do we find it now???
I'm actually slightly less sold on this now that I realised that it's PCube. After the whole Song of Memories debacle, I dunno about this.
I'd like to know a little more about it. How about the video game version of the back cover of a novel? A little preview summary would be nice.
No Thanks. I'll be playing Mortal Kombat 11 instead. These perverse visual novels need to stop.
This looks very boring and predictable
I know this is old now, but I was looking around earlier today and found that the Japanese PS Vita release was named "oretachi no sekai wa owatteiru". A google search later and I found a review that slams this as a (not as good) steins; gate clone https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=416ZvfpT4vw
On another note, the gramattical error is intentional (probably). The Japanese title also contains an error (the 'wa' should be 'ha') but it's used as a password in-game and the characters keyboard is jammed (h-key is broken), so they use 'wa' instead. Don't know if anyone cares, but there you go
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