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Dragon's Chronicles Sousei no Reginleif Gets Steam Page and 10-Hour Demo

The demo's 10-hour length and the simultaneous turn system give players a substantial preview of a hardcore SRPG that emphasizes unit management and difficulty flexibility.

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Dragon's Chronicles Sousei no Reginleif Gets Steam Page and 10-Hour Demo

Studio At Home opened the Steam page for Dragon's Chronicles ~Sousei no Reginleif~ on August 7 and released a demo with about 10 hours of play across 11 maps. The SRPG uses a simultaneous turn system and flexible difficulty. The full version is planned for late 2026 to the first half of 2027.

The Steam page for Dragon's Chronicles ~Sousei no Reginleif~ went live on August 7, and a demo with a stated 10 hours of play was released at the same time. The demo covers 11 maps including the prologue. Save data transfer to the full version is not supported yet, but support is planned before release.

The game is a simulation RPG set in a medieval fantasy world, following a protagonist who reunites with Cynthia on Shishiri Island and gets drawn into a continent-wide conflict. It is set 17 years after the previous work, Dragon's Chronicles ~Ankoku Daimaou to Hokuto no Tsurugi~, but newcomers can follow the story without prior knowledge.

Battles use a square grid and a simultaneous turn system, where player and enemy actions resolve at the same time. Units have EP, a stamina-like resource that depletes with each action, making one-man army play difficult. Difficulty options include Modern, Traditional, and Veteran, with mission completion affecting Normal, Hard, and Very Hard settings. Veteran and Very Hard require clearing missions at 95% or higher.

The game is developed by Takashi Mochibe of Studio At Home, a personal game development circle. The full version is scheduled for release from late 2026 to the first half of 2027.

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