Rumors regarding the PC release of Octopath Traveler have started circulating online in the past few days, and eventually Square Enix slipped up and revealed that the game is indeed coming to PC this year with a post on its website, which has been quickly removed. Today, the Japanese publisher finally confirmed that the game is indeed coming to PC in less than two months.
With a new trailer, Square Enix confirmed that Octopath Traveler will be released on PC on June 7th. You can check out the trailer below.
The Steam page for the game has also gone live, but the system requirements have yet to be revealed. Considering the game's graphics, Octopath Traveler on PC is definitely not going to be demanding.
In case you want to learn more about the game, you can check out Dave's review of the Nintendo Switch version.
Ultimately, how much you will enjoy Octopath Traveler depends on what kind of JRPG player you are. Are you here for the story and characters, or are you the kind of gamer that loves maxing out stats and dealing massive damage? If it’s the latter, the game is perfect for you. If it’s the former? Well, sadly, you might get tired of it, but it’s still a fun JRPG that can last you for hours.
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