Eternal Fantasy 2nd Album Revival Announced for Switch in Spring 2027
Taito announced on June 11 that it will release 'Eternal Fantasy 2nd Album Revival,' a remake of the 1998 friendship-building simulation game, for Nintendo Switch in spring 2027. The game is the sequel to 'Eternal Fantasy Revival,' which launched in December 2025. As with the first remake, original character designer moo returns to fully redesign all characters. Development is handled by Bridge Inc., which includes many staff members who worked on the original. The story is set in the fantasy town of Enfield, where the protagonist is the sole member of a vigilante third squad on the verge of disbandment. Players recruit allies over one in-game year, choosing three companions from ten main characters. The narrative branches based on choices, leading to individual endings focused on deepening friendship rather than romance. Specific gameplay improvements have not yet been detailed. A follow-and-retweet campaign on the official X account is running to commemorate the announcement. Voice actor Ryotaro Okiayu, who voiced Albert Corein in the original, appeared on the web radio show 'Takuma Terashima's UQ Night' on the day of the announcement.