Dungeon Antiqua 2 coming to PS5, Xbox Series, and Switch on August 20

AMATA Games will release Shiromofu Factory-developed dungeon crawler RPG sequel Dungeon Antiqua 2 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and Switch on August 20, the publisher announced. It will support English, Japanese, and Simplified Chinese language options.

Dungeon Antiqua 2 first launched for PC via Steam on January 7.

The first game, Dungeon Antiqua, will launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and Switch on July 30, as previously announced.

Here is an overview of the sequel, via Shiromofu Factory:

About

Since then, countless moons have passed… As people wove generations together, she quietly continued to fulfill her duty.

But at last, the time came, and the silence was broken. Old and weary, she gathered her last strength and spread her wings to find out the hero…

Dungeon Antiqua 2 is a 2D dungeon hack-and-slash RPG featuring Super Nintendo Entertainment System-style pixel art and sound. A retro-flavored adventure awaits you, blending strategic exploration with a highly flexible character building system.

Exploration

Players will explore six dungeons, navigating with a unique system where visibility of corridors and enemies depends on the character’s “vision.”

Dungeon Antiqua 2 uses a symbol encounter system—you can avoid battles by dodging enemies, or strike first and take the initiative. The path forward is yours to carve through skill and decision-making!

System

In addition to the eight jobs from the previous game, two new classes—Monk and Archer—have been added, bringing the total to ten.

Earn skill points from victorious battles; once they reach the required threshold, you’ll unlock job-specific skills.

Since changing jobs does not reset level, you can freely experiment with multiple jobs to create your own ultimate party!

(Note: Five jobs are available at the start of the game. The remaining five types will become available as you progress through the game.)

Concept

Sometimes, why not take a step back and return to the cartridge era of gaming?

By stripping away excessive story cutscenes and focusing on short, simple dialogue and text, the world is designed to spark your imagination—inviting you to create your own personal adventure.

Playtime

For a first playthrough, we estimate a playtime of approximately 10 to 12 hours.

A Sequel to Dungeon Antiqua

This game takes place hundreds of years after the story of Dungeon Antiqua. You may even come across some familiar characters from the previous game…

Watch a new trailer below.

Consoles Announce Trailer

English

Japanese