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Sorcery Saga battles the curry gods in Europe this month on Vita
Japanese developer Zerodiv's hot'n spicy roguelike RPG, Sorcery Saga: Curse of the Great Curry God, is coming to the PlayStation Vita in Europe this month, following up on its North American debut late last year. Sorcery Saga is a console-style roguelike in the vein of Chunsoft's Mystery Dungeon series, presenting players with simplified, combat-focused gameplay while retaining the genre's trademark difficulty. Players embark on a quest to find ingredients for a legendary curry dish, encountering all manner of bizarre characters and freakish enemies along the way. Sorcery Saga will launch digitally via the European PlayStation Network on February 19, and will hit retail shelves on February 21. [Image: Zerodiv / Rising Star Games]
Persona-like dungeon crawler Mind Zero coming to Vita this spring
Aksys Games confirmed that it will release an English-language version of Acquire and ZeroDiv's PS Vita dungeon-crawling RPG Mind Zero in North America and Europe this spring. Similar in premise to Atlus' Persona series, Mind Zero stars a high school student who forges a pact with a "Mind," a supernatural being that grants its partner special abilities and magic attacks. Party members come equipped with unique Minds, which players can switch out and call upon to exploit enemy weaknesses in battle. Mind Zero will be priced at $39.99 when it launches at retail and digitally via the PlayStation Network in North America. Aksys will skip a retail release in Europe, opting instead to launch the game exclusively as a digital download.
Acquire announces new RPG project
Under development at Zerodiv, Acquire is working on a new title after their runaway success with Yuusha no Kuse ni Namaikida. The new title, dubbed a 3D Dungeon RPG, has a name that roughly translates to Sword to Magic to Campus Mono -- or Ken To Mahou To Gakuen Mono. There isn't much information on the game's teaser website except for a single image. More details are promised in the next Famitsu magazine, so until that hits, we're as in the dark as everyone else.
