Fairy Tail 2 will be released this December on PC and consoles, Koei Tecmo confirmed today.
The second entry in the series developed by GUST, which will bring the original story to its conclusion with the Alvarez arc, will launch on PC on December 11th and on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch on December 13th. To mark the announcement, a new trailer was released, providing a first look at the magic battles Natsu and the team must unleash in order to defeat their greatest enemy, Zeref, the Emperor Spriggan of the Alvarez Empire. You can check out the trailer below.
In addition to the game's standard edition, the Fairy Tail 2 GUILD BOX will be available at launch exclusively through the NIS America store. This special edition includes the base game, the visual artbook “Sorcerer Magazine Special Issue: Game Release Edition Vol.2” inspired by the “Sorcerer Magazine” as seen in the original work, a Special Shikishi with Holographic Finish (three types in total), and more.
Fairy Tail 2 launches on PC on December 11th and on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch on December 13th. Expect to see my full hands-on preview of the game from this year's Gamescom in the coming days.
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