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I*CHU: Chibi Edition

Video Games
As regular readers of The Otaku's Study would know, I am quite a fan of mobile rhythm games—to this day, I partake somewhat actively with rhythm games such as The Idolm@ster: Cinderella Girls. The issue with being mobile is...
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I*CHU: Chibi Edition Launching on Nintendo Switch Starting October 3rd

Video Games
OperaHouse Corporation together with PQube are teaming up to bring ICHU: Chibi Edition* to the west, releasing exclusively on Nintendo Switch on 3 October 2024. This special remake of the Japanese release follows the main storyline and rhythm-action gameplay...
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Cutesy Anime-Style Deck Builder ‘Super Bullet Break’ Launches on Multiple Platforms

Video Games
Collect Bullets. Power Up. Save the world. Publisher PQube and the development team at BeXide has this weekend released their anime-style deckbuilding roguelike game Super Bullet Break on the PC (via Steam), Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 - with backwards...
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Inertial Drift Launching Natively on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S This September

Video Games
Take yourself back in time to a 90s style retro future in Inertial Drift, the 2020 arcade-style drift racer developed by Level 91 Entertainment and published by PQube. With what appears to be very positive reviews on the Steam...
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2D Shooter ‘Gravity Heroes’ Launches on Last Gen Consoles

Video Games
Joining the growing amount of games which merge retro-style graphics with more modern-day gaming concepts, 2D shooter Gravity Heroes from developer Studica Solution and publisher PQube is now available on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. Setting...
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New Murder Mystery Awaits in Root Film

Visual Novels
Looking for a new, non-erotic visual novel to dive into? Want to work towards unravelling a murder mystery? If you answered yes to both, you may want to consider Root Film, now available from PQube and Kadokawa Games on...
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Gal*Gun Returns Launches In Time For Valentine’s Day

Video Games
Just in time for the day of romance and affection, Gal*Gun Returns invites players to fight their way through gaggles of bewitched classmates to find their one true love, lest future Valentine's Days not be all that special for...
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New Partnership to See BUSTAFELLOWS Otome Visual Novel Released Internationally

Visual Novels
Through a new partnership announced today between publisher PQube and the Japanese development team at Nippon Cultural Broadcasting Extend Inc, it has been announced that the otome visual novel Bustafellows will be released on the Nintendo Switch and PC...
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Previously Japan-Exclusive Game Mode – Is It Wrong To Shoot ’em Up Girls in...

Video Games
Originally exclusive to the Japan-exclusive limited edition release of 'Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? - Infinite Combate on the PC, PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch - international publisher PQube has confirmed that game's shoot...
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Gal*Gun Returns to Launch in Mid-February 2021

Video Games
Feel the need to start the new year with an on-rails shooter which has an emphasis on gaggles of cute school girls chasing you, confessing their love, and giving you more than enough opportunities to catch a glimpse at...
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White Day VR: The Courage Test Launches on PC Today

Video Games
Previously only available as an attraction in South Korea's VR Theme Parks, White Day VR: The Courage Test is taking its more than a year of live playtesting experience and being released on the PC from today - just...
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Warborn Receives Physical Release for PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch

Video Games
Following what has clearly been a positive enough reception for the formerly digital-exclusive game to receive a physical disc/cartridge release, PQube and developer Raredrop Games Ltd. has released their turn-based tactics mecha game WARBORN physically on the PlayStation 4...
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