The DioField Chronicle

Released September 20, 2022 · consists of 3 releases.

A tactical RPG from Lancarse and Square Enix. Unlike similar titles, the combat is not tile-based and features real-time strategy elements.

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The DioField Chronicle

First release date	September 20, 2022
Platform	PC , Xbox One , PlayStation 4 , PlayStation 5 , Xbox Series X\|S
Developer	Lancarse , Square Enix
Publisher	Square Enix
Genre	Role-Playing
Theme	Fantasy
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Specific release details

	The DioField Chronicle (Digital)
Platform	PlayStation 5
Region	United States
Developer	Square Enix
Publisher	Square Enix
Release date	N/A
Product code	None
Company code	None
Rating	ESRB: T
Minimum Players	1
Maximum Players	N/A
Resolutions	N/A
Sound Systems	N/A
Single player Features	N/A
Multi player Features	N/A
Widescreen Support	No
Notes	PS Store

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