Games by Type-Moon
Tsukihime -A piece of blue glass moon- Switch
- 26th Jun 2024 (UK/EU)
- 26th Jun 2024 (NA)
Reviews of Type-Moon Games
Blood-meltingly beautiful
Tsukihime is responsible for a lot of things. Back in 2000, Type-Moon’s classic visual novel captivated audiences with a story crammed full of occult mystery, thrilling action, and heart-pounding character drama. Like jagged lines splintering out of a unified core, its success spread out in many different directions:...
Latest Type-Moon News
Tuesday30th Jan 2024
News Fate/Stay Night Gets English Release For First Time In 2024
A remaster is coming to Switch
Type-Moon and Aniplex have announced Fate/stay night REMASTERED, a remaster of the very first Fate game, and it's coming to Switch in 2024 (via Gematsu). This will be the first time ever that Fate/stay night has been officially localised in English released in the West. Fate/stay night is a visual novel that first...
Monday3rd Jul 2023
News Tsukihime: A Piece Of Blue Glass Moon Will Get First Official English Localisation In 2024
Type-Moon's breakout visual novel
Yesterday's Anime Expo 2023 announcement will be one for Melty Blood fans. Developer Type-Moon revealed that its first-ever visual novel, Tsukihime, will be making its Western debut in 2024 — almost 24 years after it was first released in Japan. This version will be based on the 2021 remake, called Tsukihime: A...
Friday23rd Jun 2023
News Fate/Samurai Remnant Brings The Action To Edo Japan This September On Switch
The Holy Grail War returns
The latest entry in the Fate series, Fate/Samurai Remnant, is launching on Nintendo Switch alongside PlayStation and PC on 29th September 2023, publisher Koei Tecmo has announced. This gargantuan multimedia franchise started way back in 2004 with the visual novel Fate/stay night and has spawned multiple sequels, anime,...
Wednesday6th Jul 2022
News Type-Moon's 'Witch On The Holy Night' Receives Western Release In December
Type-Moons first localised visual novel
Developer Type-Moon, known for the Tsukihime series (which includes the fighting game series Melty Blood) and the Fate series, has never really cracked the Western market with its visual novels. While beloved worldwide by genre fans, the developer's VN output has never been localised. Which makes this...
