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Wright Flyer Studios announced the next major Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space crossover, and it involves the original Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness and the Secret Hideout game. Starting on December 5, 2024, players can take part in the crossover that features multiple characters from the Koei Tecmo and Gust JRPG.

The three playable characters in the crossover are Ryza, Klaudia, and Empel. WFS didn’t note acquisition methods, but in past events there would typically be a character to earn and others available in the gacha. The event storyline will also feature Lent, Lila, and Tao as non-playable participants. To tie in with the Atelier entry, people will be able to gather while exploring maps and use those items in Synthesis to craft items via alchemy. The battle system will also slightly change to include Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness and the Secret Hideout’s Core Items, Fatal Drive, and Order Skills. 

What’s interesting is that all of the Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness and the Secret Hideout Japanesevoice actors will return to reprise their roles in Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space. 

This is the list of all the performers returning for their roles:

• Empel Vollmer: Hirofumi Nojima
• Klaudia Valentz: Hitomi Owada
• Lent: Takuma Terashima
• Lila: Haruka Terui
• Reisalin “Ryza” Stout: Yuri Noguchi
• Tao: Yui Kondo

Here’s the official trailer:

Crossovers aren’t uncommon in Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space. Characters from other games and series often come up. Most recently, there was a The King of Fighters event in August 2024. That added characters like Kyo Kusanagi, Terry Bogard, Mai Shiranui, and Kula Diamond. In December 2023, an Octopath Traveler crossover added characters from the console and mobile games like Cyrus, Partitio, and Tithi. One of the most notable ones involved a storyline and characters from Persona 5 Royal.

Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space is available for the PC and mobile devices. Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness and the Secret Hideout is available on the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PC. The Atelier Ryza crossover event starts in Another Eden on December 5, 2024.

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A new Octopath Traveler collaboration event, Octolight Conductors: The Prisoner's Odyssey, will appear in Another Eden on December 7, 2023. In addition, developer WFS shared a new trailer and key visual for the event.

The new playable crossover characters that will appear in Another Eden are Cyrus from the first Octopath Traveler, Partitio from Octopath Traveler II, and Tithi from the Octopath Traveler: Champions of the Continent mobile game.

Other characters in the collaboration include H’aanit and Olberic from Octopath Traveler, Nicola from Champions of the Continent, and Temenos and Castti from Octopath Traveler II.

You can check out the new Another Eden x Octopath Traveler collaboration event trailer below. The video is available in Japanese, and it includes English captions:

And here is the new key visual art:

Another Eden has had a variety of collaboration events with popular RPG franchises, such as a Chrono Cross event in December 2021 and a double collaboration event with Tales of Arise and Tales of Symphonia in December 2022.

The Octolight Conductors: The Prisoner's Odyssey crossover event will be available on Another Eden worldwide from December 7, 2023. Another Eden is immediately available for PCs via Steam and mobile devices.

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Chrono Cross is about to come to Another Eden, and new trailers show how Serge, Kid, and Harle will look. The three characters from the Square Enix RPG will be the “stars” of this crossover event. Each one will be able to be a playable party member in Symphony: Complex Dream. To help people get a better idea of what to expect, each video shows a story scene with them, their character details, and them in a fight.

The first Another Eden Chrono Cross character trailer stars Serge. It begins with Serge talking with Aldo. He discusses Arni. After that, we see his character details. He’s a five-star unit. His title also describes him as a Mediator. In battle, his moveset includes Sword Swing, Shining, Sky Arrow, and Dash Cut: Heavens.

Next up is a look at Kid from the Another Eden Chrono Cross event. Her story segment compares the beastfolk to the Marbule demi-humans. Then, her character sheet describes this five-star as the Radical Dreamer. In a fight, she could use skills like Katana Swing, Fortune, Red Needle, and Z-Steal.

Finally, the third Another Eden Chrono Cross video focuses on Harle. Her initial story segment explains how she’s alongside Lynx because of a wish. Her title in the game is Moon Princess. When you take her into a fight, she could use skills like Lunatic, Lunar Protection, Lunar Cut, and Lunar Breaker.

Another Eden is available for the PC and mobile devices. The Chrono Cross Symphony: Complex Dream event begins December 9, 2021.

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An Another Eden Chrono Cross is about to begin, and it will include Serge, Kid, and Harle as playable characters. It will also feature a branching storyline that will change based on which character you choose. WFS offered details about the event, revealed its key visual, and shared character art and voice actors. Symphony: Complex Dream will begin on December 9, 2021.

The announcement also discussed the multiple design decisions involved to create the event. In addition to Serge, Kid, and Harle appearing, Lynx, Glen, and Starky will show up in the Another Eden Chrono Cross event. Masato Kato, who worked on Chrono Trigger, Radical Dreamers, and Chrono Cross, as well as this game, wrote the Symphony: Complex Dream event. Chrono Cross Character Designer Nobuteru Yuuki and Composer Yasunori Mitsuda also contributed to

Here’s the cinematic trailer for the event.

This is the official crossover visual, which features Serge, Kid, Harle, and Lynx with Aldo and Feinne.

As for the main Chrono Cross characters, here’s what Serge, Kid, and Harle will look like in Another Eden. Serge will be played by Ashton Frank. Sheena May is the voice of Kid. Harle will be voiced by Shazia Nicholls.
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With the story, it will offer features taken from Chrono Cross. There are two routes. There will also be a New Game+ for the event, so you can go back and see what you missed. Sub events will be available during each storyline. When you head into a fight, Serge, Kid, and Harle will be able to use combo attacks, unleash field effects, and equip up to four elements. People can also choose one of five difficulty levels for this event storyline.

There will also be Chronos Stones giveaways, which you can use to pull for new characters in-game. People who begin playing the game in general will get 1,000 Chronos Stones. (That’s available until January 10, 2022.) People who start Symphony: Complex Dream will get another 1,000. (You can claim those until January 6, 2022.)

Another Eden is available on PCs and mobile devices, and its Chrono Cross event begins December 9, 2021. There is also an event website.

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Wright Flyer Studios released a teaser website for an collaboration between Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space and what could potentially be Chrono Cross. A special announcement broadcast will share more details about the collaboration. It will take place on December 4, 2021 at 6pm JST/1am PT/4am ET/10am CET. The broadcast will be held over YouTube. Additionally, the beginning of the broadcast will feature information regarding an symphony.

A post on Reddit revealed that files for an Another Eden and Chrono Cross collaboration had been found within the game files. The files also revealed potential assets for the collaboration. This includes details regarding how the collaboration will fold into the narrative of Another Eden. However, while assets for the collaboration were found, this is the first legitimate tease for a potential crossover.

Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space has featured several crossovers throughout its lifespan. This has included a Persona 5 crossover, which saw the addition of the Phantom Thieves to the roster of the game. Players could grab Joker, Skull, and Violet entirely for free through event participation.

Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space is immediately available for Android devices, iOS devices, and PC.

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Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space is now on PCs, bringing with it all of the charm the game has on mobile devices. While the game remains mostly the same, it offers a new experience for PC players that haven’t yet picked up the mobile version of the game. Another Eden offers an engrossing single-player story backed with competent writing and a beautiful score. However, it does have some drawbacks as a result of being a gacha game.

The visual style of Another Eden is vibrant and beautiful. Character models are round and reminiscent of a a style you might have seen in mobile games like Kingdom Hearts Union X. The illustrations are bursting with character and reflect the various time periods and scenarios players will jump into throughout the story. Aesthetically, it pulls a lot from more classic JRPGs, which falls in line with the story that serves as its inspiration. The music is gorgeous, with Yasunori Mitsuda’s scores immediately recognizable.

The story in Another Eden feels comparable to a JRPG from the mid-2000s. It’s a slow burn that concerns itself with mundane side-quests and requires time to get into the meat of the narrative. Saying it's a spiritual successor to Chronos Cross wouldn’t be entirely incorrect, as you’re immediately jumping through different periods of history and meeting with various characters throughout these different points in time. You play as Adol, a young man trying to make it back to his own time period to find his sister. Each of these periods have their own unique towns and neighboring areas, along with enemies that provide a decent enough variety. What Another Eden offers isn’t an entirely unique experience, but those looking for a single player RPG that evokes nostalgia or a similar sort of air as Chrono Cross will more than likely enjoy what it has to offer. I was mostly indifferent to the story and, while I enjoyed its slow pace, I wasn’t too invested in what was being offered to me either.

One of my biggest gripes with the game though is the cutscenes, as you can't skip them. That may feel counterproductive, considering it is so story-focused, but there were times when I really wish I could have just skipped a scene for a side story. If you plan on playing Another Eden on your PC, make sure you have time dedicated to sitting through it. While the length isn’t the worst thing in the world, it’s a simple quality-of-life feature the game feels like it's outright missing.

The side-quests provide a bit of flavor text in each area. Sometimes you’re gathering parts of errant machinery to help out local children or you’re persuading a child in another period that having a dragon companion may not be the best idea. They’re short little snippets that are mostly inconsequential when it comes to the overall plot, but net the player some neat rewards to help purchase equipment or opportunities to gather materials to sell. This is how obtaining new weapons functions for the most part as well. You collect items found on the map by clicking sparkling points and then sell those items to the local weaponsmith to unlock more weapons.

While the story didn’t exactly hook me, the combat loop surprisingly did. It’s simple, yet effective. You have four primary and two reserve that make up your party. You can unlock skills by obtaining AP through leveling your party up. This also allows for you to unlock ives for individual characters. Usually, I’m not very interested in these kinds of leveling systems, but Another Eden makes leveling up in the early game quick, which had me hooked when trying to build my characters as fast as possible. I wanted to make sure combat would be swift and that I would constantly be prepared for the next story segment or the dangerous monsters littered on the map. It was a nice and mindless grind, though later on grinding does become significantly more time consuming.

Combat is quick, especially if you net yourself a five-star character early in the game. However, the power-creep comes up quickly and if you solely focus on offense you’ll find yourself struggling. Characters with healing skills in Another Eden are invaluable, especially since you can swap characters in and out of combat with ease. I would make sure to have a healer in my reserves to switch in and heal my party during more arduous encounters. It was nice that characters slotted into my reserve line would receive experience as well, which meant less time leveling them up. That being said, the rate at which you can obtain five-stars, which in my opinion will impact how you play the game, is abysmal.

Another Eden is not a generous game. The rate for a five-star or even a four-star character is extremely low, and I suggest saving currency for a ten summon on any banner. While paid banners are available for a guaranteed five-star, it isn’t of your choosing. In my country of residence, a paid ten pull on a paid banner would cost me roughly $31, which isn’t cheap. I feel like this is something important to mention considering that, while Another Eden is a single player PC experience now, it still has a gacha mechanic tacked onto it.

Another Eden is an entirely functional PC port, and I can safely say that I had no issues with the game crashing at any given instance. However, there were a few moments in which the game would slow down and frame rate would dip significantly. This resolved itself after a few seconds, but would crop up occasionally. It wasn’t anything intrusive that prevented me from enjoying the game, but I felt like this is something that could potentially be resolved at a later date. Regarding voice options, the PC version of the game does not offer Japanese audio. So PC players will simply have to stick with English audio options while playin. The English voice acting isn't terrible, but it isn't anything to write home about either.

All-in-all, if you’re looking for another gacha game to burn some time with or mobile game that is more focused on a single player experience, Another Eden might just be what you’re looking for. It’s easy to pick up and put down, for the most part, and provides an interesting enough story to hold itself as a single player experience.

Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space is immediately available for Android devices, iOS devices, and the PC through the Steam storefront.

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In today's contest, you can win an Another Eden official artbook and desk pad prize pack!

I'm told you guys like JRPGs, Chrono Trigger, and not spending money. Does that sound about right? Well then, you're in luck, because we've got a contest featuring a JRPG from the Chrono Trigger storyteller that you don't have to spend any money on!

On deck is a fun little prize pack from Another Eden, featuring an official artbook and a keyboard/mouse mat.

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Another Eden has been tearing up mobile storefronts the past few years, so why not spread the love? The long-awaited Steam release is finally near, bringing the acclaimed free-to-play game to PCs around the world. Masato Kato's time-travelling tale of Aldo saving the world is hitting a new platform, bringing its turn-based gameplay, 100s of playable characters, and epic crossovers to a brand new set of players.

To celebrate this feat, we're giving away the prize pack seen above! All you have to do to enter is leave your name and email address in the widget below. Of course, you can earn bonus entries by following the instructions within, and be sure to comment below telling us your birthday.

We have two prize packs to give away; we'll draw winners on March 22, 2021. As this is a physical prize, you must have a United States mailing address to be eligible to win.

Another Eden will appear on PCs via Steam in Spring 2021.

Siliconera Contest: Win an Another Eden prize pack, featuring an official artbook and keyboard and mouse mat

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The free-to-play mobile RPG from the creators of Chrono Trigger is going beyond its mobile origins. Developer WFS, Inc. announced Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space will be making the leap to PCs in Spring 2021. To that end, the game also has a Steam store page, allowing interested players to add the game to their wishlists for rewards. This "pre-registration" campaign will hand out bonuses to both PC and mobile players depending on how many people wishlist the game.

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Another Eden originally launched in 2017. It is billed as a spiritual successor to Chrono Trigger. Its main story comes courtesy of Chrono Trigger writer Masato Kato, and its music features work by Chrono Trigger composer Yasunori Mitsuda and Luminous Arc 2 composer Shunsuke Tsuchiya. The scenario has players traveling back and forth through different time periods to "reclaim their lost future." Like many of its peers, Another Eden is free-to-play and uses a gacha-based monetization system for players to add new characters to their rosters.

However, the focus is heavily on the game's single-player story, rather than the potentially costly collection of new characters. Even its events, like the 2019 crossover with Persona 5, are permanently available, rather than limited-time-only affairs.

Another Eden PC will have some platform-specific features, such as for higher resolutions and keyboard-and-mouse-based inputs. Otherwise, it will be the same game. This means that it will also allow current mobile players to transfer their s back and forth between the platforms, retaining their progress and even paid-for currency. One wrinkle is that the game won't allow them to play on more than one platform at a time, meaning an transfer must be done every time players opt to make the switch. Another wrinkle is that Another Eden PC will have a more limited language selection. Though the game will include for English, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean language in both subtitles and interface, only English voice acting will be available.

Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space will release on PCs via Steam in Spring 2021. Interested players can also apply for early access through a Google Form at the official site. The game is immediately available on Android and iOS, and a Nintendo Switch version is planned.

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Another Eden’s global version is now two, which means a celebration is in order. WFS announced multiple activities to celebrate. One is a temporary increase in the number of Chronos Stones you get for logging in each day. The other is an Another Eden new character named Melissa, who was created by Kimihiko Fujisaka.

Another Eden’s Melissa is part of two banners available for the anniversary event. Hers is Ally Encounter Melissa. There is also a Fateful Encounter 2nd Anniversary banner, which the 20 most popular characters from the second vote WFS held for players. Fujisaka, who has drawn characters for games like Drakengard, Fire Emblem Heroes, The Last Story, Sands of Destruction, and Terra Battle worked on her design.

As for the second anniversary, it is possible to get Chronos Stones and Rainbow Radiance Drops. Until February 9, 2021, you will get 50 Chronos Stones for logging in. And until March 20, 2021, starting chapters 26, 45, 56, or 67 will give you one Rainbow Radiance Drop to get a five-star character.

Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space is available on Android and Apple iOS devices. Back when it was announced, a Nintendo Switch version was said to be in development. Another Eden’s new character, Melissa, is immediately available in a new banner. Also, as a reminder, Tales of characters were added back in December 2020.

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WFS’ Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space has been rather consistently growing since its 2019 global launch, and now the game is in a place where its getting crossovers with Persona 5 Royal and the Tales of series. To help better understand how these sorts of collaborations happen and the details that go into them, Siliconera caught up with Takeru Sakurada, the scenario writer for its episodes and different character quests, to find the challenges that came from the Another Eden Persona 5 Royalevents.

Jenni Lada, Siliconera: When did you first start planning Another Eden's Persona 5 Royal event? Did you know right away that the extent of the crossover and the additional parts?

Takeru Sakurada, WFS: For the first Persona 5 Royal crossover, I've heard the project began in early 2019 as a top secret project that most of the team wasn't aware of. I was informed about the project around spring and I the rest of the team was informed much later. In Japan, the first producer of Another Eden had publicly said that there wouldn't be any crossovers in the game, so we were very cautious with crossovers, perhaps more than our global players could imagine.

For me personally as well, when I had first heard of the project, I was against the idea of crossovers, no matter what the crossover was. But I understood that working with a long-running franchise would be an opportunity to raise Another Eden’s visibility to new audiences. Since the deal was done and sealed, I took great pains in working with the team to merge the two titles without damaging each title's world building, and going beyond simply riding on the characters' fame to break preconceived notions of mobile game crossovers.

Because of the reason I mentioned above, it was impossible to predict our community's response, so we hadn't even thought of the possibility of a second crossover. Thankfully, we received positive responses and were able to push out a second crossover, but I hope to always to be humble whenever we work on future crossover projects.

How did you choose which Persona 5 Royal characters would be the best fit to become playable party in Another Eden?

Sakurada: The main character, Joker, was always going to be a playable character, hands down. And because of Another Eden's link to cats, we had decided from an early stage that Morgana, who is kind of a cat (?), would be playable.

I digress, but I think many fans might have wondered why we hadn't included Violet in the crossover even though it was that of Persona 5 Royal. When the crossover launched, Violet's character hadn't yet been revealed publicly, so she wasn't able to make the cut. But since Persona 5 Royal was released around the same time as the Another Eden crossover, we released it as a Persona 5 Royal crossover.

By the time the second crossover happened, Violet had been announced, so we were able to release her as a playable character. With her addition, I feel the crossover is truly that of Persona 5 Royal, so I feel a bit relieved.

What kind of influence has the COVID-19 pandemic had on Another Eden development and events?

Sakurada: I think things were the most hectic around April. We were in the final stages of planning a large offline event--we had to make the decision to cancel the event, which meant we had to shelf everything we had prepared for it. It definitely had an impact on the team's motivation. There were various things we had to deal with in relation, such as cancelling appearances for the voice actors who were supposed to appear in the event.

In of work environment, everyone switched to remote work at quite an early stage, regardless of job type. I spoke to former colleagues who work in different companies about their situations, and I think our company's transition to remote work was relatively smooth. For me personally though, I'm most productive when I'm talking and moving my hands, so I miss the whiteboard at the office.

The game planners were quick to adapt since they can work anywhere, but it seemed like the art team had a hard time since they needed to set up a desktop environment at home. We currently work in the office once a week, but it can be troublesome for artists to switch environments.

Still, I think this industry has been hit softer compared to others. I'm trying my best to draw a line between my daily life and professional life, and adjust to my new lifestyle.

When making any new Another Eden character, what does the creation process look like? Does the character’s art and design come first? Do you know their personality? Or do you have an idea of a certain sort of equipment and role you need?

Sakurada: There are two possible processes for this.

1. The scenario team presents an idea for a character, and the art and battle teams work on the illustration and mechanics.
2. The art team presents a rough illustration, and the scenario and battle teams work on the quest story and mechanics.

In the early stages of the game, I feel the second process was more prevalent, but recently the development process has been more stable and the first process is more common.

As for my personal philosophy, I feel that in game building, level design should be at the root of development for a stable process, so my ideal would be to shift to a third process, where the battle team presents the level design and the art and scenario teams work on the illustration and quest story.

Of course, we can't change existing content that s have already paid for, and it can take courage to change a process that's so familiar to the development team. There are always risks and gains to be had to make drastic changes at this stage, so it's a lesson for me to for future projects.

Another Eden will be celebrating its fourth birthday in Japan and second birthday globally in 2021. Do you have any special plans?

Sakurada: In of the big picture, I think it's necessary to close off Part 2 in a way that's satisfying.

As I mentioned before, because of COVID-19, it's difficult for us to hold special events. I also feel there are things we can do that are unique to this situation, so I hope you can look forward to future announcements.

Sakurada also offered the following message for people who play Another Eden worldwide.

First of all, I'm truly grateful that you've chosen to play Another Eden, out of all the games that are out there.

Sakurada: I feel the game industry in Japan is at a crossroads. There were strengths that were once unique to Japan that have been replicated elsewhere and are no longer unique. Our industry needs to maintain a sense of crisis and have a strong will to create new values unique to changing times - or else, the rest of the world will leave us behind.

Another Eden never has time-limited events, so we can't keep s retained by reviving old events like other mobile games. We're destined to always keep creating new content, pedaling the bike constantly, and sometimes we feel overwhelmed with short-term projects. I think it's important to and to also think of the long-term future, so that Another Eden will be a title that receives attention 10 and 20 years down the road.

I hope our s us on the journey.

Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space is available for mobile devices, and the Persona 5 Royalevents are permanently available to play in-game.

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In today's contest, you can win a prize pack celebrating the crossover event between the Tales of series and Another Eden!

As many of you may know, Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space is getting another crossover event, this time with the popular Tales of series. And as many more of you may know, I love giving away free swag! So this is probably a good time to tell you that we got our hands on this cool prize pack featuring a t-shirt, four acrylic stands, and four charms featuring characters from this legendary event!

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In this newest update to the mobile game, popular characters from the Tales of series will be ing the game in a permanent event! Play as Cress, Yuri, Milla, and Velvet. Hop into new adventures in brand-new story content and cutscenes, created by the folks at Production I.G., who worked on many of the Tales of games as well! With new skits, abilities, cooking (!), and special appearances from other Tales characters, this is the perfect pack for fans of either series.

• Cress, Yuri, Milla, and Velvet will you as allies by playing the story, not from Encounter gachas
• New mechanics that are familiar to Tales of fans added, such as skits, cooking, and Mystic Artes
• Opening animation produced by Production I.G. added in-game, with theme song by DEEN
• Music features new tracks by Motoi Sakuraba as well as arrangements of old school favorites
• The crossover is permanent and not time-limited

We're giving away everything you see in the image above, including:

• Four acrylic stands
• Four charms
• One t-shirt

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Use the widget below to leave your name and email address, and you could win everything you see above! Make sure to enter daily, and click around for ways to earn bonus chances to take this stash home.

We have one prize pack to give away, with winners drawn on January 12, 2021. As this is a physical prize, you must have a United States shipping address in order to qualify.

Another Eden x Tales of is available now on mobile devices as a free to play title.

Contest: Win a Tales of x Another Eden prize pack, featuring four character acrylics, four charms, and a t-shirt

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Another major RPG series’ characters will be coming to Another Eden, following the Persona 5 Royal event. Get ready for some fresh Tales. Literally, as this is an Another Eden Tales of series crossover called “Tails of Time and the Brave Four: Tales of Chronographia.” It will be permanently added to the game on December 17, 2020 and give people a chance to add four characters from the series to their roster.

Quite a bit is happening in Another Eden to add the Tales of touch to the game. There’s a Production I.G. animated segment. The studio worked on movies for entries like Tales of the Abyss, Tales of Destiny, Tales of Graces, Tales of Hearts, Tales of Symphonia, and Tales of Vesperia. A new song from DEEN called “Machigainai Sekai” will appear. (DEEN performed songs for Tales of Destiny and Tales of Hearts.) There will also be skits, characters will have Mystic Artes, and opportunities to cook.

Some of the character appearances were confirmed for the Another Eden Tales of event. Going through the quest will get people Tales of Phantasia’s Cress (Takeshi Kusao), Tales of Berseria’s Velvet (Rina Sato), Tales of Vesperia’s Yuri (Kosuke Toriumi), and Tales of Xillia’s Milla (Miyuki Sawashiro). Non-playable cameos will be made by Arche, Mint, Magilou, Repede, and Rowen.

Here's the event trailer.

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Another Eden is available for both Android and Apple iOS devices. A Nintendo Switch version is also being developed. The Another Eden Tales of series crossover event will begin on December 17, 2020 and be available to anyone who finished the campaign’s thirteenth chapter. The event’s official website is open.

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In today's contest, you can win a set of keychains to celebrate the crossover event between Persona 5 Royal and Another Eden!

Keen-eyed readers might have noticed that fan-favorite JRPG Persona 5 Royal has crossed over with mobile phenomenon Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space once before. They might have also noticed the crow's feet at the corners of my eyes, but hopefully they'll keep that to themselves.

This time around, Violet and Skull are ing the mobile game alongside series standouts Joker and Morgana. To celebrate, the Another Eden team has given us these cool keychain sets to show off the new digs!

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Read all about it below:

The second crossover with Persona 5 Royal has been released today in Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space, the mobile adventure game across time and space. By playing through the crossover scenario, players can get Persona 5 Royal characters, Violet and Skull for free. Players can also get 1,000 Chronos Stones just by starting the crossover quest "Bound Wills and the Hollow Puppeteers: Promises, Vows, and Rings."

In update version 2.5.200 which adds the second crossover, a new character Victor, with the newly added Thunder element, is also added. Ally Encounter Holy Blessings Series, an Encounter featuring characters with healing abilities, will also be available.

• New content, Symphony "Bound Wills and the Hollow Puppeteers: Promises, Vows, and Rings" added
• The content is not time limited and can be played anytime
• Violet can be acquired by playing through the designated story
• Skull can be acquired by clearing a mission in Another Dungeon: Mementos
• New battle content available, in which players can take on the twin wardens, Justine and Caroline.

Easy enough!

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We're giving away two sets of the keychains shown above. To enter to win, use the widget below to leave your name and email address. You can enter daily. Be sure to click around for ways to earn bonus entries to increase your odds!

We'll draw winners next Wednesday on December 2, 2020. As this is a physical prize, you must have a United States shipping address in order to win.

You can check out all the cool Persona 5 Royal content in Another Eden, available now and free to play.

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The Another Eden Persona 5 event is here. There’s a lot of good news associated with it too. It being available is a big one. But also important is that Bound Wills and the Hollow Puppeteers: Promises, Vows, and Rings isn’t a limited time affair and is a permanent part of the game. No one can miss it. But also, both the Another Eden Violet and Skull Persona crossover characters can be earned by playing, rather than paying.

In both cases, going through Another Eden’s new crossover quests gets you the characters. If you head into Another Dungeon: Mementos, you can earn Skull. He has a mission associated with him. Meanwhile, the Another Eden Violet character appears as you go through Bound Wills and the Hollow Puppeteers: Promises, Vows, and Rings. As for Caroline and Justine, they’re a boss fight. Also, while the event is here for good, completing it before December 17, 2020 will get you 1,000 Chronos Stones.

The update that adds both of these characters also brings with it extra new characters and features. Another Eden’s Victor Ally Encounter banner is available. The game is getting electric too, as Thunder is now available as an element. There are some Chronos Stone bonuses too, for people who might want to try and earn in-game currency for gacha pulls. The new event will give people 50 Chronos Stones each day until December 4, 2020. (Normally, you only get 20.) Everyone who is new to the game and starts by January 15, 2021 will also get 1,000 Chronos Stones as something of a nest egg.

Another Eden is available for Android and Apple iOS devices. Persona 5 is available for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4, while Persona 5 Royale is available for the PlayStation 4. The Another Eden Persona 5 event is now available in-game and has its own website.

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The Another Eden Persona 5 Royal event is drawing nearer, and that means a new trailer introducing everything people will go through. In particular, this latest video builds upon the 20-second teaser announcing the event and revealing both Kasumi “Violet” Yoshizawa and Ryuji “Skull” Sakamoto. Most notably, the twins Caroline and Justine will also be there for “Promises, Vows and Rings.”

The trailer begins by teasing Violet’s arrival to aid Aldo and Joker in a fight. We then get to see her special moves in battle alongside the two of them, Skull, and Morgana. (Joker and Morgana appeared as part of the previous Persona 5 event.) We then learn that there’s an incident involving a bride and a “trapped heart,” presumably with the Phantom Thieves helping with some troubled wedding.

The interesting part comes at 55 second mark. We get to see the party fight against Caroline and Justine. The twins even have their “Don’t be so cocky” banner. After that, we get to see Aldo, Joker, Skull and Violet team up for an All Out attack led by Kasumi.

Here's the new Another Eden Persona 5 Royal trailer.

Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space is available on both Android and Apple iOS devices worldwide. A Nintendo Switch version is supposedly in development, but hasn’t been discussed in quite some time. Persona 5 Royal is available on the PlayStation 4 worldwide. The Another Eden Persona 5 Royal crossover will be held in November 2020.

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