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Sakura Arms ~Radiant Duels~ Sets Steam Early Access for November 30
The Sakura Scholar announced on October 29, 2026 that Sakura Arms ~Radiant Duels~ will begin Early Access on Steam on November 30.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
Why it matters
A community-built tool that grew into a licensed adaptation now has a firm Early Access date, which puts the project's presentation and feature work in front of players rather than in a store page alone.
Key Facts
- The Sakura Scholar announced on October 29, 2026 that Sakura Arms ~Radiant Duels~ will begin Steam Early Access on November 30.
- Sakura Arms ~Radiant Duels~ is a digital adaptation of BakaFire Party's card game Sakura Arms and is supervised by BakaFire Party as an official secondary creation.
- Development proceeded after acquiring a commercial license in 2024.
- The Early Access version is planned to include online battles, CPU battles and a high-difficulty single-player challenge mode.
- A demo version is being distributed on Steam.
The digital adaptation of BakaFire Party's two-Megami, 10-card deck-building card game is supervised by BakaFire Party as an official secondary creation. Development followed a commercial license acquired in 2024. Early Access is planned to include online battles, CPU battles, and a high-difficulty single-player challenge mode, and a demo is already on Steam.
The Steam page went up on February 9, 2026 with a promise of Early Access within the year. The November 30 date closes that window. The game keeps the tabletop structure: each player picks two Megami, sees the opponent's pair, then builds a 10-card deck from 22 candidates, with Sakura Crystal tokens driving distance and offense and defense. The Sakura Scholar is developing it as an official secondary creation under BakaFire Party supervision, and the work follows a commercial license acquired in 2024. That separates it from the free-to-play Sakura Arms Electronic Version, which ended service in September 2022 under a different developer.
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