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Atlus Confirms Western Release For Catherine: Full Body With Additional Content
We recently learned that Catherine, Atlus' 2011 puzzle relationship game, is getting a re-released, and today we learned it is in fact coming to North America.
When the game was revealed in the Japanese magazine Weekly Famitsu, PlayStation 4 and Vita platforms were confirmed, but for its western confirmation, no platforms were listed. New content, however, was confirmed. Full Body will feature a new character, new storyline elements, and new puzzle content. A new love interest named Rin will have "distinct storyline elements" and "additional puzzle content." There will also be new storyline elements for Catherine and Katherine.
For our original review of Catherine, head here. You can also check out the Japanese trailer for the game below, which confirms PlayStation 4 and Vita releases for Japan.
Our Take
Don't forget about Switch, Atlus! That is where I would like to play Catherine, please.
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