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Falcom reveals upcoming titles lineup, including unannounced Trails game, action RPG, and more
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Falcom revealed its lineup of currently in development titles in its “Matters Concerning Business Plans and Growth Potential” investor presentation published via Nikkei today.
The Trails developer said it plans to expand the number of titles it releases, as well create new intellectual property content and games. It currently releases two to three new titles per year, but as a mid to long-term goal, it hopes to increase that number to four to five titles per year within three years by strengthening its development capabilities.
The announced lineup of upcoming titles includes:
- Title A: The Legend of Heroes: Kai no Kiseki – Farewell, O Zemuria (TBD) – 2024
- Unannounced Title B: Trails Series (TBD) – In Development
- Unannounced Title C: Action RPG (TBD) – In Development
- Unannounced Title D (TBD) – In Development
- Ported Titles (TBD) – Suspended Development of Three Titles
- The Legend of Heroes: Trails Through Daybreak (Switch) – February 15, 2024
- Unannounced Switch Title E (Switch) – In Development
- Unannounced Ported Title F (PS5, PS4) – In Development
If you missed it last week, read more about The Legend of Heroes: Kai no Kiseki – Farewell, O Zemuria here.
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