Tales of Eternia Remastered
Two worlds, one unbreakable bond. Rediscover Tales of Eternia Remastered.
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The Bandai Namco US page and the EU day-one patch note identify the game and launch dates. The patch note gives consoles as 15 October 2026 and Steam as 16 October. Rechecked on 18 October, the US Steam API labels its release Oct 15, 2026; that source difference does not establish an exact unlock hour. Developer is TOSE. Publisher is Bandai Namco Entertainment. It is single-player.
| Item | What I found |
|---|---|
| US digital standard | $29.99 on Steam (same on PS and Xbox store pages) |
| US Digital Deluxe | $49.99 |
| Platforms | PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, Switch 2, PC (Steam). No Xbox One and no macOS or Linux flag on Steam. |
| Text / voice | 10 text languages. Full voice is English and Japanese only. |
| Players | 1. The PSP base dropped the PS1 four-player battle. |
| Physical | Europe and Japan, on PS5, Switch, and Switch 2. North America is digital only. |
There is no browser build I can put on this page. The way to play is a store purchase. I would start with where to buy, then the physical edition table if a box matters, then Switch versus Switch 2 before you pick a Nintendo SKU.
Figures on this page were checked against the named sources on 18 October 2026. Store prices move; open the store link before you pay.
In North America, yes. Europe and Japan have physical boxes on PS5, Switch, and Switch 2. PS4, Xbox Series, and PC are digital everywhere I checked.
Bandai Namco's 16 October 2026 patch note says consoles released on Thursday 15 October 2026 and the Steam version on Friday 16 October 2026.
No. The 2001 North American PS1 release of Tales of Eternia was titled Tales of Destiny II. Tales of Destiny 2 is a different PS2 game from 2002.
No. Store pages and the Japanese launch coverage list one player. The original PS1 battles allowed up to four local players; the PSP version this remaster is built on did not.
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