Metaphor: ReFantazio will get a Summer Game Fest presentation
A couple of Atlus developers will be in LA to present the game at the show.
Atlus is best known for the now hugely popular Persona series, but also Shin Megami Tensei. They are currently working on Metaphor: ReFantazio, which they say will be a third pillar for the Japanese developer.
The game will be released for PC, PlayStation and Xbox this fall, but even though Atlus has loosened the lid a bit lately, there's still a lot we don't know about the upcoming adventure. But apparently we'll see more at Summer Game Fest.
Via the event's official X account, it is now confirmed that Katsura Hashino and Shigenori Soejima from Atlus have a presentation coming up where they will "share new details with fans on their upcoming title Metaphor: ReFantazio".
Since the duo themselves will be in attendance, it seems likely that there will be more than just a new trailer, so those of you who are excited about Atlus' new role-playing game shouldn't miss out when the event kicks off at 22:00 BST / 23:00 CEST on June 7.
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