Prepare Yourself for Incoming Metaphor: ReFantazio Livestreams | Push Square
ATLUS has revealed plans for what it is calling the «ATLUS Exclusive: Metaphor: ReFantazio» broadcast, with the publisher/developer promising approximately 30 minutes of never-before-seen gameplay. How's that for something to look forward to?
Spotted by Gematsu, the broadcast will be available on YouTube on 22nd April, hosted by director Katsura Hashino. The English version will feature dubbed audio and English subtitles, and we've expanded the list of timezones provided.
If that isn't enough, a subsequent stream is planned for the following day, 23rd April (times below). Here, fans will be treated to the «ATLUS Exclusive Debut Commemoration Special—Metaphor: Stalkers Club Final,» which will feature hosts Mafia Kajita and Tomomi Isomura. They will unpack all the information revealed in the initial broadcast in greater detailt. They will be joined by guest Sayawaka, story writer of the associated manga.
Combat in the day, relationships at night
Unscathed triumph
What do you think of the incoming abundance of Metaphor: ReFantazio information? Will you be tuning into either, neither, or both of the upcoming broadcasts? Reveal your true self in the comments section below.
Khayl Adam is Push Square's Australian correspondent, a reporter tasked with scouring the internet for the most succulent PlayStation stories. With five years of experience as a freelance journalist and mercenary wordsmith, RPGs are his first great love, but strategy and tactics games are a close second, genres in which he is only too happy to specialize.
Looking forward to finding out more. Hoping we get as much depth to the non-combat loop as we do in Persona, and they have a tonne of fantasy world building potential to make use of.
The reveal looked great. Basically persona 6 with a different name. Definitely going to tune in to see more of it.
Associated manga?
There's a manga too?
Man they really know how to get my money.
This is the jrpg I am most excited for this year, to the point I even
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