A new PlayStation 5 RPG from Marvelous, featuring stunning visuals, has locked its official release date. Previously known as Project Life is RPG, the game comes from acclaimed director Katsuhisa Higuchi, concept writer Keisuke Makino, and scenario writer Kazushige Nojima.
Eternal Anima, Marvelous’ upcoming role-playing game, will launch on March 4, 2027, for PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, reports Gematsu.
The game was originally announced back in 2023. Eternal Anima will launch at a price of $49.99 for PS5 owners.
What can players expect from Eternal Anima?
Eternal Anima will consist of a time-traveling plot, gorgeous visuals, and strategic twists throughout its turn-based experience. The main story will revolve around the character of Wade.
An official description for the upcoming RPG reads, “Yearning for a better future is considered a capital offense in the kingdom of Urvis Ael. After Wade questions this key tenet of his society, he finds himself on the run in an era-spanning adventure that challenges his core beliefs and reveals an unknown world filled with hidden truths. Alongside an eclectic group of new allies trying to survive a dangerous journey, Wade must travel through time to save civilizations of the past from catastrophes and unravel the secrets of a lost history.”
Players will take on the role of Wade, who possesses the power of Psychometry. They can decipher past memories and inherit Abilities and Classes in combat. Additionally, they can also utilize the ability known as Future Sight. During battles, Future Sight can predict when enemies will act and what the outcome will be each turn.
Players will explore multiple continents with distinct cultures and use Future Sight to control the flow of battle. The game’s visuals combine retro-inspired aesthetics with modern design.
Eternal Anima arrives on March 4, 2027, for PS5, alongside Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
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