Edge of Memories delayed to December 3
Delayed to release during a "quieter period."
Publisher Nacon and developer Midgar Studio have delayed action RPG Edge of Memories from its previously planned November 5 release date to December 3. It will be available for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC via Steam. An updated demo will be available for PC in early November.
“This quieter period will allow players to discover the game at their own pace and fully appreciate it,” Nacon said in a press release, likely referring to major November releases like The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Grand Theft Auto VI.
Here is an overview of the game, via Nacon:
Edge of Memories is a third-person action-RPG that offers players an epic adventure across the continent of Avaris, accessible to both longtime fans and newcomers alike. Their journey will take them through environments that are as magnificent as they are mysterious and dangerous. They will visit the lush plains of Argat, the dense and mystical forest of Kaishan, and the lands of the Sanctorium in the Kezal Mountains.
The new demo will allow players to experience the latest improvements to the game. Based on valuable feedback from the community, this trial version will feature combat that feels even more dynamic and intense. It will also include numerous improvements to gameplay and accessibility, offering an optimized experience for exploring the first few hours of the adventure.
Blending the richness of JRPGs with French animation style, the game’s mesmerizing universe comes to life through a carefully crafted art direction and an immersive, evolving soundtrack by Cedric Menendez (Edge of Eternity), enhanced by the vocals of Emi Evans (NieR / NieR: Automata) and Marion Schneider (Edge of Eternity / Temtem).
The core of the game was designed in collaboration with renowned genre artists, including character designer Raita Kazama (Xenoblade Chronicles X) and writer Sawako Natori (NieR), with the participation of composers Mariam Abounnasr (Xenoblade Chronicles 3 / ONINAKI) and Yasunori Mitsuda (Chrono Trigger / Xenogears) on the original soundtrack.
Watch a new set of trailers below.