Unlock the World of Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero with DLC and Limited Edition Offers!
Dive into the expanded world of Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero with the Season Pass, priced at $49.99. This pass grants access to a variety of extras, including useful consumable items, fresh color palettes for select units, and a captivating series of six bonus stories. These bonus stories spotlight beloved characters from previous Nippon Ichi Software games and will be released weekly, starting February 6th and concluding February 27th, 2025.
See the schedule below for bonus story release dates:
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For the ultimate Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero experience, secure the Limited Edition, exclusively available through the NIS America Online Store for $99.99. This premium package includes the Physical Deluxe Edition of the game, a stunning collector's box, a detailed art book, a collectible art card set, the original game soundtrack, an eye-catching acrylic diorama stand, and a stylish coaster.
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