Giuseppe Nelva
The first segment is dedicated to the safe house and meals. In the safe house, you can receive some of the items purchased by DLC, on top of having meals with your friends after purchasing them at various stores.
Since meals increase various stats, it’s a good idea to have a meal to prepare before facing a dungeon.
The second segment focuses on stores, providing an extensive look at the various establishments where we can purchase goods and services.
The third segment shows off the new game plus, which lets you choose which elements you want to carry over into the next playthrough.
On top of that, certain personal events happen only after clearing the game once, while certain requests to face stronger enemies will also appear.
You can also select the level of difficulty between easy, normal, and hard, while “very hard” will be added with a free DLC.
Speaking of DLC, some have been revealed at the end of the video, alongside the opening of pre-orders on Steam and the PC system requirements.
You can watch it below. Do keep in mind that this one has English subtitles but you may have to activate them manually with the “cc” button.
Soul Hackers 2 launches for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC ( both on Steam and on the Windows Store) on August 26, just one day after the Japanese release on August 25.
You can check out the original trailer, plenty of screenshots, a second gallery, more images, even more screenshots, another gallery, one more, a video explaining the gameplay, another, one more, a fourth, and the latest, on top of tons of gameplay, and another trailer revealing the English cast.
You can also watch the previous daily trailers including one showcasing Kurama Tengu, one starring Baal, one featuring Dominion, one showcasing Yurlungur, one showing a Sabbath, one revealing Anubis, one starring Ishtar, and one showcasing a pizza place, one including Dionysus, and one focusing on another Sabbath.
Here’s how Atlus officially describes the game:
Produced and directed by Eiji Ishida and Mitsuru Hirata, other featured staff includes music composed by MONACA, character designs by Shirow Miwa and Production Manager Shinjiro Takata.”
