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Death Tales dances with the Vita soon with Eastasiasoft

Luc Bernard may take his time, but he does deliver! Death Tales has been teased and teased, with some stunningly bright images. Now, it is finally confirmed for a January 2021 release as part of  Eastasiasoft's triple bill of horror titles themed around Halloween. 


Death Tales is an action side-scroller, presented in that vibrant yet grim hand-drawn art style. Play as a reaper and retrieve the souls of the dying in order to protect them from dark forces in this unique adventure that incorporates RPG elements and platforming gameplay. 

Death Tales will be a physical exclusive (no PSN release) on PS Vita. Annoyingly the print run is the same as the other, older games, at only 1,500, which is crazy for a new title and a physical only release! 


  • Battle your way through 30 beautifully designed levels
  • Help colorful characters through various side quests
  • Acquire over 40 pieces of equipment
  • Take on horrid enemies and defeat epic bosses


Rounding out the trio are pixel art beat ‘em up Kawaii Deathu Desu, and retro platformer Halloween Forever, already on PSN, but making a welcome physical excursion of the undead.

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