Last week, Square Enix confirmed that a Star Ocean The Last Hope 4K And Full HD Remaster will be released in Japan next month on PlayStation 4 and PC. Today, the Japanese publisher confirmed it will also release in November in both North America and Europe.
The Star Ocean The Last Hope 4K And Full HD Remaster will release in the West on the same day it hits Japan, on November 28th. PlayStation Plus subscribers and Steam users who purchase the game before December 12th will also receive a 10%discountt on the game's full $29.99 price.
The Star Ocean The Last Hope 4K And Full HD Remaster Steam page has also been launched today, including the game's minimum system requirements, which are, unsurprisingly, quite low. Sadly, the Steam page also confirms that the game will make use of Denuvo.
From the creative minds of Square Enix and tri-Ace, STAR OCEAN: THE LAST HOPE takes place at the very beginning of the Star Ocean series.
This action-packed RPG takes players on the epic journey of mankind’s last stand, with exploration and battle across some of the most mysterious, dangerous and fantastical worlds of the universe.Earth has been decimated by World War III and now humanity must turn to the stars in search of a new home. Explore the galaxy on your quest, make allies and enemies among the alien races you encounter and uncover a danger so great that it threatens all of creation.
Spectacular New 4k and Full HD Visuals
Exhilarating Real-time BattlesA universe of adventure and danger await in the great Star Ocean!
Star Ocean The Last Hope 4K And Full HD Remaster will launch on November 28th in North America and Europe on PC and PlayStation 4.
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