Video games publisher Shiravune announced it is bringing the Dungeon Travelers series globally to PC later this summer after the series was only available on the PSP and PSVita.
The publisher will be releasing three titles from Aquaplus, including Dungeon Travelers: To Heart 2 in Another World, Dungeon Travelers 2: The Royal Library and the Monster Seal, and Dungeon Travelers 2-2: The Fallen Maiden and the Book of Beginnings. All three titles will be available for purchase through Johren and are all priced at USD$19.99 each, or your regional equivalent.
For those that wanted to buy these games for display on their Steam library, unfortunately, the developers said that the games won’t be coming to the platform just yet due to “difficulties in the review process”.
▍Dungeon Travelers Series PC Announcement Trailer
▍About Dungeon Travelers
Dungeon Travelers is a dungeon-crawler RPG developed by Stnig Entertainment, and is a spin-off to the To Heart 2 Franchise, initially taking the characters from To Heart 2 to a whole different fantasy RPG setting.
The series has you take on the role of an adventurer with a party, going through dungeons, picking up loot, and avoiding traps while battling enemies in turn-based combat. The game is primarily played in the first-person perspective on a grid, similar to other RPGS of the genre like the SMT series and early Persona games. Party members can belong to a single class with multiple subclasses available after meeting certain requirements.
As you battle you’ll seal anthropomorphic versions f many monsters and have fairly risque-looking scenes and images pop up on the screen.
The game was previously heavily censored from its Western and Japanese releases, and while Shiravune hasn’t explicitly stated whether or not the censorship will remain in this, its struggle to pass Steam’s review process may be an indicator that it’s keeping the game mostly uncensored.
