Square Enix’s award winning turn-based RPG adventure Octopath Traveler is now available for Stadia, a gaming service owned by Google. Stadia users can now venture out into the continent of Orsterra and explore the beautifully crafted 3D world of Octopath Traveler as one of eight uniquely designed 2D characters. Each character has their own story, ranging from journeys of self-discovery to quests of revenge, and players can choose which story to experience as they traverse a perilous and enchanting realm. Additionally, Square Enix has announced that Korean language support will be added to the game across all platforms this summer, bringing Octopath Traveler to even more players across the globe. Octopath Traveler is now available for Nintendo Switch, Stadia and PC(Steam).

Square Enix has released a brand-new trailer for the Steam edition of their RPG title Octopath Traveler, which is scheduled to release on June 7th, 2019. Previously, Octopath Traveler was released exclusively on Nintendo Switch, and is a classic-style RPG that blends 2D characters and 3D environments. Octopath Traveler allows players to embark on an epic adventure across a vast world as eight distinct characters, each with their own stories ranging from journeys of self-discovery to quests for revenge. Each character begins their journey in a different land, so players are able to steer their own journey depending on who they choose. You can find the trailer, screenshots and key art located below. Octopath Traveler is available now for Nintendo Switch, and is scheduled to release on PC(Steam) on June 7th, 2019. PC Announcement Trailer Screenshots Key Art

From Gematsu, Square Enix (albeit in a deleted blog post) has announced that Octopath Traveler will be headed to Steam on June 7th. Formerly a Switch exclusive, the throwback RPG mixed elements of Final Fantasy, Bravely Default, and SaGa series with a unique "2DHD" look that rendered 2D sprites in 3D fields. You'll be able to purchase the game through Steam or the Square Enix Online Store. In related news, a smartphone spinoff "Conquerors of the Continent" was recently announced for Japan; no word yet if that will head overseas. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0DOYNMCfGEnjw8vuaBO_qoNXvSGx4WQZ

Square Enix and Acquire, the team behind 2018's Octopath Traveler, have revealed a new free-to-play single-player smartphone RPG for iOS and Android that will serve as a prequel game. Titled Octopath Traveler Conqueror of the Continent it will use the same "HD2D" style that its predecessor defined. Set in the continent of Orsterra, you'll be able to select one of three stories to start -- they revolve around three conquerors in which the protagonist is chosen to defeat a great evil. Path actions return, which are different and unique ways the party can interact with NPCs return. Combat will be command-based and feature eight characters -- the boost system will also return. You can catch the launch trailer below. Registration (Japan) will begin on March 12th. Additionally, the team hinted that they have a new console title in development, but it's going to be a while before we see it. Whether that title is a new Octopath game or an entirely new affair remains to be seen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CB0ECPgcob8&t=0s https://twitter.com/OCTOPATH_PR/status/1103901434242686977

Square Enix has released a brand new overview trailer for Octopath Traveler, following the release of another overview trailer back in April. The video below starts off by introducing the final two travelers of the eight: Cyrus, the scholar, and Ophilia, the priestess. The trailer then rolls on with showing off the 'Talents' and 'Party Formation' systems, with both playing integral roles during combat. Check it out: English Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfWPqUDnvnA Japanese Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0c2wt3ZrvU Octopath Traveler is set to release worldwide on July 13 for Nintendo Switch.

Square Enix has released a brand new overview trailer for Octopath Traveler, featuring protagonists H’aanit, the hunter and Therion, the thief. Additionally, the video below also gives us a glimpse at the "Noble" and "Rogue" field commands, as well as a look at the game's sub-stories. Last month, the company released another overview trailer, showcasing two other protagonists and a collector's edition for the upcoming RPG. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1JBHl9vRWo Octopath Traveler is set to release for Nintendo Switch worldwide on July 13.

Octopath Traveler made an appearance in today's Nintendo Direct which revealed some new information about the game, such as introducing two new playable protagonists and giving us a brief look at the game's job system. A release date was finally announced as well. The two new characters unveiled were Tressa, the merchant capable of purchasing items from nearly all residents of the world, and Alfyn, the apothecary who's "inquire" ability allows him to learn more about the people he meets and obtain discounts at local shops. The brief glance we were given at the job system revealed that the eight protagonists of Octopath Traveler will be granted the chance to unlock a second job beside their primary one, allowing the player to utilize different armor, weapons and spells. Players will be able to unlock abilities and build their characters to their liking. Finally, Octopath Traveler was announced to have a worldwide release date of July 13th 2018, and a special collectors edition will be released the same day. The collectors edition will feature the game itself, a replica coin of the in-game currency, a sound selection CD, a pop-up book of the 8 characters in their places of origin and a map of

Last year, the developers of Project Octopath Traveler released a demo for the Nintendo Switch that came with a feedback survey on various aspects of the game. They've returned with a new video that highlights the changes suggested by players in that survey. This includes a faster movement speed, a fast-travel option, adjustment of text sizes, graphical filters, and more. Check it out below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBAukVbwTxQ Project Octopath Traveler is scheduled to release worldwide in 2018 for Nintendo Switch.

Square Enix has wrapped recording the soundtrack for Project Octopath Traveler, a new RPG from the studio behind the Bravely series. Today, they share footage from the recording session featuring music by Yasunori Nishiki set to gameplay. Project Octopath Traveler is currently announced for Nintendo Switch and has a free demo available on the eShop. Check it out below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuI-VluDNLE

From the developers of Bravely Default and Bravely Second, "Project Octopath Traveler" will release worldwide simultaneously in 2018 exclusively for the Nintendo Switch. During today's Nintendo Direct, we got a new look at the game, which features eight heroes and their eight stories. The style is termed "HD2D" and mixes 2D sprites and HD visuals. You will choose one of the eight characters' scenarios, and each will have unique abilities called "path actions" that will be used to interact with NPCs in a unique way. For example, the warrior Olberic can challenge NPCs in the field while Primrose, a dancer, can allure NPCs into joining her party. Combat is a turn-based affair, but with a twist. You can build up Boost Point to strengthen existing actions or unleash chain attacks. A demo will be made available through the Nintendo Switch's eShop where you can try the game out for yourself. A survey to collect feedback on the game will be made available at a later time. Check out the trailer in the video below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-lnvBXy68Q