Melty Blood Type Lumina Release Date PC

Melty Blood Type Lumina to Release in September, PC Version Announced

Today’s Type-Moon TIMES Vol. 3 broadcast revealed the official release date for Melty Blood Type Lumina. Additionally, the brpadcast also confirmed a PC release for the game. Consumers can expect to get their hands on Melty Blood Type Lumina on September 30, 2021. However, while Melty Blood Type Lumina will arrive on multiple platforms, cross-play is not available in versus modes.

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The release date for Melty Blood Type Lumina, and its PC version, was revealed during the most recent trailer. This trailer is currently available to watch through the archived version of the Type-Moon TIMES Vol. 3 broadcast. Additionally, it was revealed that Hisui and Kohaku will return as playable characters in the fighting game. Kohaku and Hisui will return alongside the likes of Ciel, Arcucreid Brunstud, and Akiha Tohno.

Melty Blood Type Lumina is a new version of Melty Blood that follows the events of the upcoming remake of Tsukihime. However, Tsukihime: A Piece of Blue Glass Moon will not feature all of the routes available in the original release of the game. Instead this remake will specifically follow the Near Side routes for Arcueid and Ciel. The remake will release for PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch on August 26, 2021.

Melty Blood Type Lumina will come to the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC through Steam on September 30, 2021.


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