Bravest!2 Launches on Steam, iOS and Android
The retro-style RPG arrives for modern platforms, with the Steam version 10% off at 495 yen until November 10.
Indie developer nazenaninadesico released the retro-style RPG Bravest!2 on October 27, 2026 for PC via Steam, iOS and Android, with the launch starting around 20:00 that day, according to gamebiz.jp.
The Steam version normally costs 550 yen including tax and is 10% off at 495 yen including tax until November 10. The iOS and Android versions each cost 500 yen including tax. To mark the release, a 30% off sale was held on two existing titles in the series.
Bravest!2 is a retro-style RPG optimized for modern platforms, built from a popular feature-phone era game. Players travel to the past with the time-crossing jewel Takigawa Crystal to change the future in which Loki becomes the demon lord, and the story depicts the past and mysteries of the previous game, Bravest!.
Battles use a front-view turn-based system with front-row and back-row formations. The game adds about 20% more text than the original plus many new events, and a self-developed i-appli compatibility layer reproduces the original graphics and game balance.
It includes 12-dot retro fonts and retro audio with toggle options. Improvements include enhanced effects, 60fps support, adjusted UI and pacing, gamepad support, a convenience menu, and save slots expanded from three to nine.
First release beyond feature phones
The original i-mode version of the game appeared in 2007, and this is its first release on platforms other than feature phones after 19 years.
Quick answers
When did Bravest!2 come out?
It was released on October 27, 2026 for PC via Steam, iOS and Android, starting around 20:00 that day.
How much does Bravest!2 cost?
The Steam version costs 550 yen including tax and is 495 yen including tax during a 10% off launch discount until November 10. The iOS and Android versions each cost 500 yen including tax.
Is Bravest!2 a remake of an older game?
It is a retro-style RPG optimized for modern platforms from a popular feature-phone era game, adding about 20% more text and new events.