‘Zenith’ Release Dates and Pricing Announced!

Zenith is one of the new titles that I’ve been looking forward to playing this year. Check out the announced release date and pricing details for the hilarious RPG.

There aren’t a lot of games that try something new in the genre they’re a part of. However, Zenith isn’t like that. It knows it’s a fantasy RPG and it makes fun of it while providing players with an enjoyable gameplay experience. The plot has to do with a thirty-something-year-old wizard named Argus. He finds himself on a mission to save the world after a bunch of teenaged heroes decide to look for an ancient and powerful artifact.

For those of you who have been waiting for Zenith, Infinigon and Badland Games have announced the release date. Pricing details have been shared too.

Zenith will be released as a boxed set and on digital platforms (PS4 and Steam) on the 20^th of September 2016 in the U.S.

It will be released in Spain and the U.K. on the 23^rd of the same month.

The pricing details are below:

Steam

U.S. $14.99
U.K. £10.99
Europe €12.99

PlayStation Digital

U.S. $19.99
U.K. £15.99
Europe €19.99

PlayStation 4 Boxed

U.K. £19.99
Europe €24.99

PC Boxed (only available in Spain and New Zealand)

Europe €19.99

The boxed set includes a developer art book and a double sided-poster, along with the physical disc of the game. It is kind of disappointing that the boxed set isn’t getting a U.S. release. Perhaps it’ll get one if the reception of the game is very good.

Check out the very entertaining trailer for Zenith!

https://youtu.be/dpnGrktbKmQ

I will definitely be playing this title. So, keep on the lookout for my review. The trailer looks very promising. I hope the game delivers as well.

What are your thoughts about Zenith? Will you be playing it? Let us know!

Update 20/9/2016: The Xbox One Digital version will be available on September 30^th. It will be priced at U.S. $19.99, U.K. £15.99 and Europe €19.99.

Author: Farid-ul-Haq

Farid has a Double Masters in Psychology and Biotechnology as well as an M.Phil in Molecular Genetics. He is the author of numerous books including Missing in Somerville, and The Game Master of Somerville. He gives us insight into comics, books, TV shows, anime/manga, video games, and movies.

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