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Cassette Beasts Set to Launch on Xbox Game Pass in April, Confirms Trailer

Raw Fury's latest turn-based RPG, Cassette Beasts, is set to release on Xbox Game Pass in late April, according to a trailer released by the publisher.

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Raw Fury has recently announced the release date of its latest turn-based RPG, Cassette Beasts. The publisher released a trailer confirming the game’s launch on PC and Xbox Game Pass in late April, followed by a console release in late June.

Bytten Studio, a small team of two developers, is behind the creation of Cassette Beasts. The game follows the story of a hero attempting to return home, with a unique twist: all characters can transform into monsters and fight enemies in their beast form.

Players can even combine characters to create more powerful beasts to battle their foes. The game’s developers have also promised an intricate skill system, where each beast form has its own unique abilities and skills.

This will allow players to customize their playstyle and develop a team of beasts that work best for them. Cassette Beasts is the second game from Bytten Studio, with their first release, Lenna’s Inception, receiving positive feedback on Steam.

The game’s announcement has caused excitement among fans of turn-based RPGs, especially those subscribed to Xbox Game Pass. Raw Fury’s partnership with Xbox Game Pass has allowed for a wider reach of their games, and the inclusion of Cassette Beasts is sure to add to the platform’s growing library of high-quality games.

Overall, Cassette Beasts is shaping up to be an exciting addition to the Xbox Game Pass catalog, with its unique gameplay mechanics and promising skill system. Fans of turn-based RPGs won’t want to miss out on this title when it launches later this month.

Cassette Beasts: A Unique Turn-Based RPG Experience

Bytten Studio’s Cassette Beasts promises to deliver a unique turn-based RPG experience unlike any other. The game’s main draw is its transformation mechanic, where players can turn their characters into powerful beasts to take on their enemies.

The game’s developers have promised an intricate skill system, where each beast form has its own set of abilities and skills. This adds a layer of customization and strategy to the gameplay, allowing players to tailor their playstyle to their preferences.

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The game’s story follows a hero on a quest to return home, with various obstacles and challenges to overcome. The world is filled with dangerous monsters, and players will have to use their wit and skill to survive.

Cassette Beasts is the second game from Bytten Studio, who previously released Lenna’s Inception to positive feedback on Steam. The studio’s partnership with Raw Fury has allowed for a wider reach of their games, and the inclusion of Cassette Beasts in the Xbox Game Pass library is sure to attract even more players.

With its unique gameplay mechanics, promising skill system, and exciting story, Cassette Beasts is a game that turn-based RPG fans won’t want to miss.

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