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Level 5 has just announced that the genre mash-up is launching on May 21, and the studio has seemingly used its extra dev time to bring Fantasy Life i to even more platforms as it's now coming out on PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC in addition to the Nintendo Switch - and, by extension, the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Nintendo Switch 2, if it's out by then.
The open-world, dungeon-crawling action-RPG that also happens to be a farming and life sim craftathon that also happens to stuff in some MMO elements (deep breath) is launching with four-player co-op, cross-play, and cross-platform progression. A Digital Deluxe edition also lets you play s✨lightly early from May 18.
Fans of the original 3DS game have been through a pretty excruciating wait, though. Fantasy Life i was first slated to release in 2023, then pushed to October 2024, and then again 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:to April 2025, before finally (hopefu❀lly) landing on i🥀ts new May release date.
Pulling off something as ambitious as Fantasy Life is no easy feat, however, especially since the sequel looks like five games in one. You have a massive open-world, fitting called Ginormosia, which pulls you across various biomes with shrines a la Breath of the Wild. You have 14 different jobs ('Lives') that let you play out different MMO-ish fantasies. You have procgen dungeons to slash through. And you have an entir꧑e island and home to customize Animal Crossing-style, plus a cast of colorful creatures to befriend - though, I need to shoutout how much easier terraforming seems here since you can just hop into a giant mech and play God top-down. It's a lot, but anyone who's been waiting for 13 years will have tons to sink their teeth into.
For now, see what else is coming down the pipeline with our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:new games of 2025 and beyond release calendar.
