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KEMCO RPG Selection Vol. 10 Bundles Four JRPG Adventures Into One Great-Value Xbox CollectionKEMCO has released KEMCO RPG Selection Vol. 10, a compilation of four JRPG titles for Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. The collection includes Infinite Links, Overrogue, Fairy Elements, and Dragon Prana, offering a variety of retro-inspired experiences for £33.49. This bundle provides a cost-effective way for players to enjoy dozens of hours of classic JRPG gameplay.
Next Week on XBOX: New Games for July 6 to 10This weekly feature highlights new games releasing on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, and Game Pass between July 6 and July 10. Titles include Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced, EA SPORTS College Football 27, Palworld 1.0, and Wuthering Waves, among many others across various genres.- RPG Alphadia F for Android™/iOS: Alphadia F is now available for pre-registration on Google Play and for pre-order on the App Store!!KEMCO has announced that the JRPG Alphadia F is now available for pre-registration on Google Play for Android and pre-order on the App Store for iOS. This classic turn-based fantasy RPG features strategic battles, character progression, and a story set in the world of Valhalard.
Decollate Decoration Review | TheXboxHubDecollate Decoration is a retro-styled visual novel from KEMCO that deviates from the company's typical RPG fare. The game follows a deceased young girl who seeks to kill her love interest, featuring a simplistic gameplay loop centered around making choices over 49 days to achieve multiple endings. Despite its short length and minimal presentation, the narrative is described as surprisingly engaging and effective.
Akuma Rise Review | TheXboxHubAkuma Rise is a return to KEMCO's familiar retro JRPG formula, featuring turn-based combat, random encounters, and a story about a demon named Kaine with amnesia. While the presentation and gameplay are standard for the developer, the game offers a comfortable but unexciting experience that doesn't introduce new elements.
Tears Revolude Review | TheXboxHubTears Revolude offers a departure from typical KEMCO RPGs with a unique presentation and a story about searching for a vanished artist. While the menu-driven navigation and first-person combat perspective are initially refreshing, they can become tedious. The game's evolving weapon system and distinct visual elements help it stand out, making it a worthwhile experience for RPG fans.
From Handheld to Console: Discover the World of Kemco on XBOXThis Xbox Wire feature highlights Kemco's strategy of releasing numerous RPG titles across console, PC, and cloud via Xbox Play Anywhere. The company focuses on creative partnerships and consistent releases, offering flexible save options and shorter play sessions suitable for various lifestyles. A publisher spotlight sale is currently live, featuring a wide array of Kemco's diverse game catalog.
Forget Saving The World – Isekai Villain Wants You To Rule ItIsekai Villain, a new JRPG from KEMCO and Exe Create, is now available on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch. The game puts players in the role of a minor villain who must defy their predetermined fate to survive and gain power. It features pixel art, turn-based combat with strategic elements, and base-building mechanics.
Nintendo Download: 4th June (North America)The latest Nintendo Download update for North America brings a variety of new games to the Nintendo Switch eShop. Highlights include Final Fantasy VII Rebirth and eFootball Kick-Off!, with numerous other titles across different genres also launching this week. The update also features enhanced editions of existing games and various bundles.
Review: Decollate Decoration (Nintendo Switch)Decollate Decoration is a short horror visual novel with point-and-click gameplay on the Nintendo Switch, featuring a cute but creepy 2D pixel art style. Players guide a ghost girl trying to take her beloved with her to the afterlife within 49 in-game days, with choices leading to six different endings. While lacking gore or jump scares, the game builds an unsettling atmosphere through its narrative and character design.- Asdivine Knot for Android™/iOS: Tie the knot of fate in a skybound fantasy RPG!KEMCO has announced the release of the fantasy JRPG Asdivine Knot for Android and iOS devices. The game features a turn-based combat system with a shared Nexus Gauge for special skills, extensive customization options for equipment and airships, and multiple endings. Asdivine Knot is available for $9.99, with a freemium option including in-game ads in select regions.
- RPG Asdivine Knot for iOS: Asdivine Knot is now available for pre-order on the App Store!KEMCO announced that the JRPG Asdivine Knot is now available for pre-order on the App Store and for pre-registration on the Google Play Store. The game features turn-based combat, a deep customization system, and a story about faith and betrayal in a deityless world.
Next Week on XBOX: New Games for June 1 to 5Xbox announces new games arriving on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, and Game Pass between June 1 and June 5. Titles include Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, The 7th Guest Remake, Gothic 1 Remake, and many more indie and AA releases across various genres.
Isekai Villain incoming for Nintendo Switch 2 and SwitchKemco announced that the JRPG Isekai Villain will launch on June 5, 2026, for both Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. Developed by Exe Create, the game features a pixel-art style and a story where the player character is a villain destined to die. The Nintendo Switch 2 version will include enhanced resolution and text visibility.- Isekai Villain for PC & Consoles: Pre-order begins on XBOX & Switch! Reincarnated as a bit-part villain inside a comic?!KEMCO announced that the JRPG Isekai Villain will be released on June 5th, 2026, for PC, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch. Pre-orders are available with a 10% discount on the Microsoft Store and Nintendo eShop. The game features turn-based battles, a notoriety system, and base building in a dark fantasy isekai setting.
Review: Tears Revolude (Nintendo Switch)Tears Revolude is an adequate, shorter JRPG for the Nintendo Switch developed by WorldWideSoftware and published by KEMCO. While it features a unique story premise involving an artist's final works and offers some interesting gameplay mechanics like weapon upgrades and party swapping, it ultimately proves to be a forgettable experience due to its ease and brisk pace. Despite its shortcomings, it remains an enjoyable game, especially at a discount.
KEMCO Opens Pre-Registration for RPG Asdivine Knot on AndroidKEMCO has opened pre-registration for the upcoming mobile RPG, Asdivine Knot, developed by EXE-CREATE. The game follows a cleric named Verselio on a journey of faith and rebellion in a fantasy world, featuring classic turn-based JRPG mechanics, a customizable airship, and equipment crafting. Asdivine Knot is the latest entry in the retro-style Asdivine series and will be available on Android.- RPG Asdivine Knot for Android™: Asdivine Knot is now available for pre-registration on Google Play!KEMCO has announced that the JRPG Asdivine Knot is now available for pre-registration on the Google Play Store for Android devices. The game features turn-based combat, deep customization, and a story of betrayal and redemption in a deityless world.
Review: Akuma Rise (Nintendo Switch)Akuma Rise for Nintendo Switch offers a retro JRPG experience with a unique purple aesthetic and a demon-centric narrative. While it employs familiar tropes and a somewhat stilted dialogue style, its turn-based combat system with grid placement and customizable orb skills provides engaging strategic depth, making it a comfortable, if not entirely distinctive, adventure for genre fans.- Stone Protectors ReviewStone Protectors, a Super Nintendo beat 'em up released in 1994 by Kemco, is a competent but unremarkable adaptation of its source material. While the game features visually distinct characters based on the animated series and toy line, their gameplay mechanics are identical, offering little depth. The experience is best enjoyed with a second player, but ultimately serves as fan service with limited replay value.