Grim Tactical RPG Redemption Reapers Celebrates Impending Launch with New Trailer

Redemption Reapers, the dark fantasy tactical RPG developed by Adglobe and published by Binary Haze Interactive (ENDER LILIES: Quietus of the Knights), unveils a new cinematic trailer in anticipation of next week’s launch on Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2023 at 7am PDT on Steam for Windows PC, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch.

Watch the new Redemption Reapers trailer here.

Witness the aftermath of the Mort invasion as Sarah, an orphan rescued and raised by the Ashen Hawk Brigade.

Follow her journey from saved to savior as she comforts Naki, a young boy rescued by the Brigade just as she was.

As the lone survivor of the attack on Inissa Village eager to do his part in the battle against evil, Naki turns his fear of the Mort into courage. Learn to fight and join the Brigade as one of many characters defending the remnants of humanity.

Explore an array of strategic possibilities while deploying additional allies to turn the tides of war. Skillfully navigate abandoned villages, castles, tunnels and snowfields to protect innocent villagers and important figures on the path towards redemption.

Unleash each character’s ultimate strength by utilizing special skills to carve a path through enemies and boost the attributes of nearby teammates. Upgrade and outfit Brigade members with weapons and accessories. Uncover the backstories of fellow fighters of the Ashen Hawk Brigade between battles in fully voiced cutscenes.

Backed by a formidable battalion of AAA industry veterans, Redemption Reapers is an original story created by director Hiroyuki Kobayashi (Producer – ENDER LILIES: Quietus of the Knights), with game balance design courtesy of tactical RPG veteran Masayuki Horikawa (Series Director – Fire Emblem, Planning – Kingdom Hearts III), Tomokazu Fukushima (Scenario – Metal Gear Solid, Freedom Wars), Rei Kondoh (Music – Bayonetta Series, Fire Emblem Series), and character design Yoko Tsukamoto

Redemption Reapers will be available for $49.99 with Japanese, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese (Simplified & Traditional), and Korean-language support, and voiceover options in English and Japanese. The game offers over 25 hours of gameplay in addition to an unlockable hard mode upon completing a first playthrough.