Level-5 shares fresh details on Fantasy Life i, Decapolice and Megaton Musashi: Wired

The latest issue of Famitsu magazine has an interview Akihiro Hino, President and CEO of Level-5. This interview came after Level-5 hosted their Vision 2023 event, which showcased a ton of titles heading to Switch. While this interview wasn’t heavy on fresh details, there were a few new tidbits covered. You can see a round-up of that information below.

Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time

• Keiji Inafune will act as the producer
• two new jobs will be included
• these two unknown jobs are not Farmer and Postman

Decapolice

• the dev team has been working on the game for about three years
• the concept was to create an RPG with a mystery plot
• the team wanted to make something as engaging as Professor Layton
• the game was originally going to be marketed as “the next game from the creators of Professor Layton”
• the game was also going to be touted as the spiritual successor to Professor Layton
• with the reveal of Professor Layton and the New World of Steam, the devs decided taking that route was not longer appropriate
• combat involves negotiating with criminals
• you can engage with enemies in order to convince them to give up
• if negotiation fails, regular combat will play out as usual
• criminals will be arrested upon winning

Megaton Musashi: Wired

• includes two different frame types for the mechs: Gorilla and Slim types
• new crossover mechs will appear