From the mind of Yoko Taro (NieR: Automata) with music by Keiichi Okabe and character designs by Kimihiko Fujisaka, all three titles are role-playing games presented as tabletop titles with cards, complete with narration. Those intrigued by the DLC can pick it up with the trilogy for $64.99.

Each Voice of Cards title is also launching today for iOS and Android at $11.99. You can also download the free Chapter 0 demo for Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars to try the mechanics. As for what’s next from Yoko Taro, stay tuned in the future for more updates.

For a long time, the maidens would protect the islands. However, the failure of Laty, who joins the hero in his journey, seems to have exposed the islands to danger. How the duo will succeed remains to be seen and once again, the entire adventure is presented via cards. A game master is also present with Show Hayami voicing the character in Japanese while Mark Atherlay lends his voice in English.

With staff who worked on NieR: Automata like creative director Yoko Taro, composer Keiichi Okabe and executive producer Yosuke Saito, Voice of Cards: The Forsaken Maiden should be an interesting experience. Stay tuned for more details on the title in the coming months (along with any other potential follow-ups).

The story focuses on a chain of islands which is facing destruction. As the hero, you must embark on a journey to save the islands alongside Laty. Though the islands were previously protected by the maidens, Laty failed to become one which explains the oncoming threat. Much like its predecessor, The Forsaken Maiden is presented entirely as cards with a game master (this time voiced by Show Hayami in Japanese and Mark Atherlay in English) at the helm.

Those who haven’t played The Isle Dragon Roars needn’t worry as this isn’t a direct sequel and can be played as a standalone story. Stay tuned for more details and gameplay in the coming weeks.