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Octopath Traveler Confirmed for PC This Summer

Octopath Traveler Confirmed for PC This Summer
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Square Enix is bringing the critically acclaimed JRPG Octopath Traveler to PC later this summer on June 7, 2019. The game was a Nintendo Switch exclusive prior to this announcement.

If you missed the Switch launch of the game, the official description is below for more information:

In Octopath Traveler, players will set forth on an epic adventure through the enchanting yet perilous continent of Orsterra, stretching across vast landscapes from lush forests, to desert outposts and snow-swept cathedrals. Featuring eight distinct characters each with their own tales to enjoy, ranging from journeys of self-discovery to quests for revenge, each traveler will start their journey in a different land so players can steer their own journey depending on whom they choose.

Octopath Traveler for PC brings to life the game's unique HD-2D visuals, blending striking 2D character designs with beautiful 3D world elements.

The PC port of Octopath Traveler was announced a bit early this weekend with a listing that was discovered, then quickly deleted. Clearly the listing was posted early by mistake, then deleted so it could go live once the news officially hit this morning.

Octopath Traveler will hit PC via Steam on June 7, 2019. It will feature English and Japanese audio with English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese text.

You can check out the official PC reveal trailer below.


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Madeline RicchiutoAbout Madeline Ricchiuto

Madeline Ricchiuto is a gamer, comics enthusiast, bad horror movie connoisseur, writer and generally sarcastic human. She also really likes cats and is now Head Games Writer at Bleeding Cool.
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