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September 5, 2026

Game Freak surprises with 'Beast of Reincarnation', a dark post-apocalyptic RPG

Game Freak surprises with 'Beast of Reincarnation', a dark post-apocalyptic RPG
The Pokémon creator's studio launches an unexpected title: a dark and atmospheric work set in a post-apocalyptic Japan of 4026, now available on PC and consoles.

Game Freak, the studio universally associated with the Pokémon franchise, has made an unexpected turn with the launch of 'Beast of Reincarnation'. The game abandons cute creatures for a dark, post-apocalyptic Japan, set in the year 4026, representing the studio's most unusual project to date.

It is also Game Freak's first title to debut on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. The game offers over 30 hours of gameplay for the main story, focusing on world and character development like Emma and Kuu, whose story unfolds through well-crafted cutscenes.

The soundtrack is noted as one of its strengths, capable of creating atmosphere with inspiration sometimes compared to 'Stellar Blade'. Beast of Reincarnation combines a tactical combat system, a meticulously crafted world, and a story that favors mystery, positioning itself as an experience for those who appreciate action and a dose of melancholy.

The game is voiced in English and Japanese, with subtitles in other languages, and is available for purchase on PC, Xbox Series X/S, and PlayStation 5 for approximately 55 euros or 60 dollars for the standard edition.

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