Level-5, the beloved Japanese studio behind games like Dark Cloud, Professor Layton, and Ni no Kuni, just released a localized version of its cult action RPG Megaton Musashi. But with the company's American branch recently shut do🎀wn, i🔯t looks like there's nobody around to market the thing, and the surprise launch has absolutely bewildered fans.

Megaton Musashi originally launched in Japan back in 2021, promoted alongside an anime series that's now run for multiple seasons. Billed ꦰas a "mecha action RPG," it plays similarly to cult classics like Custom Robo and Gundam Breaker, but with a heavy emphasis on an extensive story about young mech pilots fighting back against an alien invasion.

lamenting the game's lack of promotion. 

There have been a few reviews on since then - a few of which lament things such as "Why is this game not getting more attention?" - and they're absolutely glowing. It's clear a few hardcore fans of the franchise have been waiting a long, long time for this launch, but none of the marketing seems to have penetrated the wider gaming world despite t🔯he fact that Level-5 has put out plenty of well-known and well-loved games over the years.

You can probably pin the lack of marketing on Level-5's decision to . There have been a few trailers for the English release, but they've only appeared on Level-5's . The one meaningful bit of promotion seems to be the suddeꦓn localization of the anime series on , which seems to have been announced just today.

So hey, consider this your PSA - Megaton Musashi W: Wired is out now, it looks neat, and if you're a fan of mech anime you should probably check it out. We're approaching 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Square Enix levels of failure to marke💖t here, but at least you know now.

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