Idea Factory’s game, Death end re;Quest: Code Z, is coming to Nintendo Switch in Asia and will include English language support. It’s already available on PC (via Steam), PlayStation 5, and PlayStation 4 in Western regions.
Following the cancellation of North American and European releases of the Neptunia games, Eastasiasoft is handling the physical release of Death end re;Quest: Code Z on Nintendo Switch in Asia. They will offer both a limited edition and a standard version.
Death end re;Quest: Code Z is out now on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC through Steam. A Nintendo Switch version with English language options will be released in Asia later this year.
Check out the gameplay trailer, new screenshots, opening video, and other details on Eastasiasoft’s website.
We’re thrilled to announce another collaboration with Idea Factory to bring Death end re;Quest Code Z to Nintendo Switch in English for Asian markets! This version features both English text and Japanese voice acting. Keep an eye on Playasia later this week for pre-order information on physical copies.
Eastasiasoft Limited is releasing a physical English version of Death end re;Quest Code Z, following their successful partnerships with Idea Factory on titles like Hyperdimension Neptunia and Hakuoki. This game is a standalone story, meaning you don’t need to have played previous titles to enjoy it – it’s a great starting point for new players and a treat for long-time fans. You play as Sayaka Hiwatari, who finds herself in a parallel universe and must navigate a dangerous area called the Strain Area to save her friends before losing her mind. Like other games in the series, Death end re;Quest Code Z features multiple ways for Sayaka to fail, but each attempt allows her to learn and become stronger, giving her a better chance on future dungeon runs.
Pre-orders for physical copies of the Nintendo Switch game will begin this Thursday, April 16th at 11:00 PM Hong Kong time on Playasia. A limited run of only 2000 copies will be available for $59.99 (plus shipping), and each includes the game, a manual, a soundtrack CD, an art book, Joy-Con stickers, a mini case, an acrylic standee, and a numbered certificate all packaged in a collector’s box. This Limited Edition won’t be reprinted once it’s sold out. Standard copies will be available for $39.99. After launch, you’ll also be able to find the game at select stores in Southeast Asia.
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2026-04-13 21:26