The well-known Bandai Namco saga will visit mobile devices in June, although there will be a beta during the month of May.
Bandai Namco recently announced the arrival of Tale of Crestoria, a new video game from the well-known RPG saga. It will not be a title for consoles and PC, but we are dealing with a product designed for mobile terminals, both Android and iOS. Despite the fact that there is still no specific launch date, they have highlighted that the idea is to launch it in June worldwide. A little over two months ago, the Japanese company has just presented the final trailer for the video game, which you can see on these lines. The video features Japanese rock band Gesu no Kiwami Otome, who performs one of their songs, Howling for Honey.
According to Tomomi Tagawa, producer of Tales of Crestoria, they work "to add full voices throughout the story." The development is about to come to an end and they have already been able to confirm that there will be Japanese dubbing, as it could not be otherwise. "It will be the first Tales of ever to be released worldwide, so we will be publishing an open beta in its English version in May so that it can be downloaded in certain regions." At the moment, it has not been confirmed if Spain will be one of the graceful countries.
The date, in the air for the coronavirus
As we post on FreeGameTips, the producer acknowledges that beta users are likely to post details of the story on social media, something he admits with resignation. All in all, this test is "required" to ensure that all fans can access the game seamlessly when it goes on sale. Regarding its departure date, Bandai Namco has pointed out that due to the coronavirus situation, they cannot assure that it will not be delayed.
Tales of Crestoria was announced in 2018. Since then, the Japanese have worked on different games in the series. Tales of Arise is another of the video games that the company is developing, although this time for PC, PS4 and Xbox One.
Source | Bandai Namco
