Release Date of Lionheart Announced

Release Date of Lionheart Announced

It was announced by Fruitbat Factory, that the Japanese fantasy RPG Lionheart will release on Steam on July 31. Developed by Shiisanmei, Lionheart tells the story of Leon Lionheart and his party as they explore the forbidden depths of a magical labyrinth and meet new allies. The beautifully illustrated RPG is voiced in Japanese and has an estimated playtime of 50-100 hours.

Check out the opening of Lionheart, featuring a cinematic video introducing the characters:

“Synopsis

The youth known as Leon Lionheart, an adventurer like his father, seeks to explore the Magic Labyrinth, “Libra Corridor.” Around the same time, the Justicar Maria Sinkirk finds Leon while on an investigation of the corridor, and, noticing the unusual “skill” he possesses, somewhat forcibly enlists his cooperation.

The former mercenary Orsin and nun Emma also join the two, and the group begin to explore the depths of the Corridor. What hidden secrets of this dungeon will they discover?

Only those who face forward will be allowed to proceed.

Game Features

  • Over 10 playable characters
  • More than 100 different monster types
  • 3 difficulty options: Casual, Normal and Heroic
  • Monster art and user interface upgraded for Steam version

Lionheart comes priced at $19.99 and is currently available for pre-order from the official Fruitbat Factory store with a -25% pre-order discount.

Fruitbat Factory, Ltd

English version developer
Fruitbat Factory is an independent localisation house focusing on bringing interesting Japanese games to English-speaking audiences.

Shiisanmei

Developer of original Japanese version
Shiisanmei has been developing games since 2011. Their latest releases are Lionheart and its sequel, Lionheart II.”

For more information on Lionheart, visit its Steam page.

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