Bravely Default II Moved To February 2021

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Written by Carlos Hernandez
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Square Enix and Nintendo has just announced that the Bravely Defauly II will now launch on Febraury 26, 2021, on the Nintendo Switch. This was original planned for a 2020 release.

“More development time is necessary to ensure this RPG experience is the best it can be,” says Nintendo as they announced the new deadline as well as a new trailer showcasing the changes done thanks to player feedback thanks to those that played the Bravely Default demo back in March.

Bravely Default is the third title in the JRPG series but this will be the first tile hitting the Switch as previous games were in the 3DS. If you’re interested in giving it a try the Bravely Default II has a playable demo available to all Switch players in the Nintendo eshop.

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