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Beast of Reincarnation release date set for 4 August

The release window has now been locked into a specific date.

While Xbox’s recent livestream detailed a release window for Game Freak’s upcoming Beast of Reincarnation, Sony’s State of Play today did one better and offered up a proper release date of 4 August 2026.

“Enter the beautiful yet brutal world of Beast of Reincarnation – a one-of-a-kind one person, one dog action RPG,” Game Freak said alongside the news and a new trailer.

“The year is 4026 AD. In the ruins of post-apocalyptic Japan, a parasitic decay known as the Blight infests the land, transforming all living things into Malefacts. Emma, a survivor shunned as a blightborn, begins her journey alongside Koo, a Malefact, who has retained its soul. Together, they venture to hunt down the Beast of Reincarnation- the primordial source of the Blight.”

“In a world eroded by the Blight, formidable enemies and the Blighted Forests threaten Emma and Koo,” Game Freak continued. “The combat fuses Emma’s real-time action with Koo’s turn-based strategy. By defeating foes, Emma and Koo awaken their latent abilities, mastering various styles of combat and techniques.”

Players can expect Beast of Reincarnation from 4 August on Windows PC via Steam, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X, and PS5.


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