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Princess Maker 2 Regeneration Game's Trailer Previews Animation, Confirms Delay to July 11

posted on by Rafael Antonio Pineda
Yonago Gainax, Takami Akai produce animated cutscenes for game

Japanese game publisher Bliss Brain began streaming a new animation trailer for the Princess Maker 2 Regeneration game on Thursday. The trailer previews the game's new animated cutscenes that Yonago Gainax and Takami Akai produced for the game, and reveals the game's new July 11 release date.

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The game will launch for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC via Steam. It was originally slated for a December 21, 2023 launch, but was later delayed to a May 30, 2024 lauch before this latest delay.

The game commemorates the 30th anniversary of the Princess Maker 2 game's release. Gainax released the Princess Maker 2 game in 1993. Gainax and Korean game publisher CFK launched the Princess Maker 2: Refine game, the 2004 Windows remake of Princess Maker 2, on PC via Steam in 2016.

CFK released the Princess Maker: Faery Tales Come True (Princess Maker: Yumemiru Yōsei), and the Princess Maker Go! Go! Princess games for the Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam in 2019.

Princess Maker: Yumemiru Yōsei originally launched for the PlayStation in 1997, and later came out on Windows, Sega Saturn, and Sega Dreamcast. Princess Maker Go! Go! Princess is a board game featuring characters from the Princess Maker franchise. The game originally launched in 1999 for the PlayStation.

Gainax's Takami Akai conceived, designed, and directed the franchise, which was among the first games in the "bishōjo simulation" genre. Gainax released the original Princess Maker game in 1991 on the MSX platform. Gainax released Princess Maker 5 on the PC in 2007, and on the PS2 and PSP in 2008. Mgame released a Princess Maker game for iOS and Android devices in September 2015. The games inspired the Petite Princess Yucie manga and 26-episode TV anime in 2002.

Source: Bliss Brain's YouTube channel via Gematsu


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