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Tales of Tuscany release date set for February 2, 2027 on Steam

Solo developer Nico Papalia says the sheep-led bullet hell RPG Tales of Tuscany now arrives on February 2, 2027, after extra QA time.

By CritFrame Newsroom · Published

Key summary

Tales of Tuscany, a choose-your-own-adventure RPG with bullet hell battles, will release on February 2, 2027, according to an official Steam announcement. Developer Nico Papalia said the launch was held until after the holidays so every feature, including the Japanese, Chinese and Italian text, could be tested. The Steam store page lists Windows as the platform.

Source: Steam News: Releasing February 2nd, 2027 (official announcement) · All sources

Official Tales of Tuscany image from the Steam release date announcement
Image: Steam News (official announcement)

Tales of Tuscany will launch on February 2, 2027, developer Nico Papalia confirmed in an official Steam announcement published alongside a new trailer.

What was announced

The post gives a single date, February 2, 2027, and no launch hour. Papalia wrote that some players may have expected the game sooner, but quality assurance took longer than planned. The team chose to wait until after the holiday season instead of shipping features that had not been fully tested.

One focus of that testing was text display in Japanese, Chinese and Italian. Those languages, plus English, are listed on the Steam store page, which shows Windows as the only platform and names Top Hat Studios and Doyoyo Games as publishers.

Context

The store page describes Tales of Tuscany as a choose-your-own-adventure RPG with fast bullet hell combat, starring a small sheep named Lambypoo who can talk enemies into joining the party or beat them for experience. Papalia calls it his second RPG after Athenian Rhapsody, and the announcement says players can bring their Rhapsodies from that earlier game into this one.

What we don’t know yet

The announcement does not give a price or a launch time, and the store page lists no price yet. We will update this page if either is published.

Sources

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