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Astebreed | physical

Fans of crazy fun shmup style games, rejoice! Astebreed, the crazy anime influenced Steam shmup, developed by Edelweiss and pubbed by Playism, is now getting new life thanks to Limited Run Games. Yes, you know what that means. It means Astebreed is getting a physical release, specifically for the PlayStation 4. Limited Run Games is planning on releasing this physical PS4 version of Astebreed in April, so make sure to get your pre-orders in while you can, since there will only be so many copies printed. And stay tuned to oprainfall for more great niche game info as it hits.

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