Is It Wrong To Try To Pick Up Girls In A Dungeon? - Infinite Combate is getting a Western release!

Is It Wrong To Try To Pick Up Girls In A Dungeon? - Infinite Combate will be coming to Western PS4s, Nintendo Switchs, and PCs in 2020. The game will be available both physically on PS4 and Switch but only see a digital release on PC. As you may or may not know, Is It Wrong To Try To Pick Up Girls In A Dungeon? - Infinite Combate is based on the popular anime and manga of the same name.

Is It Wrong To Try To Pick Up Girls In A Dungeon? - Infinite Combate is set in a fantasy realm where gods have limited their divine powers in search of excitement and to experience the hardships of the lower world. To interact with humans, each deity has founded a Familia, which are groups that adventurers can join to socialise and support each other, before they set out into the dangerous labyrinth called Dungeon.

One of them is Bell Cranel, the young main character of DanMachi's story. As the only follower of the Hestia Familia, he has it a bit harder than the others, but strives to improve himself!

The gameplay is an exciting mix between dungeon crawling with RPG elements and a visual novel-style story, including events from the first Is It Wrong To Try To Pick Up Girls In A Dungeon? anime season and new content! Apart from the extensive Story Mode, players will be able to test their skills in procedurally-generated Extra Dungeons and find out more about other characters during Date Events.

The non visual novel parts of the game have a chibi style to them, giving it a feeling of a Chocabo Dungeon game. That said, the visual novel portions look very good and I only hope the game comes to the West completely unaltered. We have already seen a One Piece game lose a hot springs DLC so you should be weary that the hot springs in this game also be in the censors cross hairs. As the game gets closer to release I will keep you all updated on any changes or censorship applied to it. For now, enjoy the announcement trailer.

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