There's also a demo for Front Mission 2: Remake currently available on PC through Steam.
Storm Trident's Sebastian Kijaczko and Paweł Naruszewicz speak with GamingBolt about their upcoming beat 'em up.
The free Mercenaries update for Front Mission 1st: Remake is slated for release in early 2024.
It also improves the localization, adds missing sound FX and music, and provides information on build-in weapons in the Garage and Shop.
Forever Entertainment confirmed that "bug fixes and further work on localization" to meet player standards are coming.
A flawed but fun package.
The remake for Front Mission 2 features updated visuals, faster loading times, and support for different languages.
The remake of the classic PlayStation One tactical RPG retails for $34.99 on the Nintendo eShop and features enhanced visuals.
The remake of the 1997 tactical RPG is planned to release in Q3 2024 for Nintendo Switch and offers "modernized" battle scenes.
Forever Entertainment has recently worked on remakes for the likes of Panzer Dragoon, Front Mission, and The House of the Dead.
A free demo is available on Steam, with two campaign missions, three difficulty options, Modern and Classic modes, and progress transfer.
Publisher Forever Entertainment is committed to a "faithful remake" and is "working tirelessly to complete the project as soon as possible."
Storm Trident's remake of 1997's Front Mission Second is out on June 12th for Nintendo Switch, costing $34.99 with new features.
The remake features updated visuals, improved loading times, a free camera to zoom in during combat, and much more for $35.
The remake for classic arcade horror shooter The House of the Dead is making its way on to the PS5 later this month.
A very straightforward remake misses some opportunities, but delivers a fun enough outing for genre and series fans nonetheless.
Check out the differences between classic mode and modern mode in the new gameplay trailer for Front Mission 1st: Remake.
Following the remake's exclusive Nintendo Switch launch earlier this month, it will soon also be headed to additional platforms.
That's according to a leaked PSN backend listing and an image of a Microsoft Store listing, both of which are currently circulating online.
The House of the Dead is still enjoyable at its core, but the remake has more than a few rough edges.
