“Humanity awaits its inevitable extinction,” the newly released trailer for Beast of Reincarnation ominously warns. It was revealed at the recent Xbox Games Showcase 2025, where developers said it will be available on Xbox series X and S, and Xbox PC.

Pokémon Studio Game Freak is set to release Beast of Reincarnation

The June 8 reveal includes a short trailer for the game (originally announced as “Project Bloom” back in May), featuring Emma “the sealer” engaged in ferocious battles with enemies, and attempting to destroy the Beast of Reincarnation which spews forth “blight” upon the earth.

“From developers GAME FREAK Inc., Beast of Reincarnation launches day one with Xbox Game Pass in 2026. Also coming to Xbox Series X|S.” the Xbox official trailer description read. The game’s mechanics are described as “demanding, technical combat.”

Xbox also summarized the game saying, “In post-apocalyptic Japan, a land ruined by corruption and crawling with monstrous beasts, humanity’s last hope may rest with Emma—an outcast cursed as a Blighted One—and Koo, her loyal canine companion.” The trailer also features what appears to be a friendly giant robot. Lush scenery such as rice paddies and forests indeed is accurate to much of Japan’s verdant landscape.

Tokyo-based Game Freak has seen massive success with its Pokémon titles on Nintendo platforms, but also is behind other titles, such as 2015’s Tembo the Badass Elephant (published by Sega), 2017’s Giga Wrecker (published by Rising Star Games), and Little Town Hero, which was self-published.

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The surge is coming after the announcement on March 21 about the release of the ‘Shining Revelry’ expansion pack for its Pokémon TCG Pocket mobile game. According to its official trailer, the game is set to release on March 27, with the expansion featuring favorites like Charizard Ex.

“The new Shining Revelry-themed booster pack allows players to discover a variety of Shiny Pokémon cards—featuring fan-favorites such as Charizard ex, Lucario ex, and Pachirisu—by opening digital booster packs and using the wonder pick feature,” the company said.

DeNa stock spikes amid Palworld lawsuit

In the past five days, DeNa has seen its shares surge due to the news of the release on March 27. The excitement in Japan and overseas has been commendable, despite the mobile game adorning a different name in both locations. DeNa shares are presently down 10.96% over the past month, but up by 14% year-to-date.

Despite the recent success that the firm has enjoyed, things are not going well. The players and other gaming fans are still angry over the ongoing legal battle with runway indie game creator Palworld for alleged intellectual property infringement (IP). The creator of the game mentioned that necessary steps were taken to ensure that they did not violate any copyright infringement.

Also, many Palworld fans think the lawsuit, which is backed by Nintendo, is misguided and shows a lack of humor. In February, Nintendo saw a U.S. patent approved, which could be leveraged to take the game creator showdown global, as it is currently confined to Japan’s legal system.

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According to an update shared on X, the developers mentioned that Creatures Inc. and DeNa are actively looking for ways to make the needed trading feature changes. The developers noted that the trade token was designed to get rid of bots and multiple accounts when the system was first created. However, they revealed that the backlash showed that the features already diminished the fun aspect of the game

Pokémon TCG Pocket to include ways to obtain trade tokens

The players were excited about the prospect of trading in the game, but their excitement was cut short when they discovered operational issues. The trading expenses were very high, limiting players from making exchanges. The requirements included players to be friends in the game and barred them from trading all their cards. Other restrictions also led players to look for other options to obtain cards.

The developers have promised to solve the issues by creating new trade token acquisition methods. The announcement also said that there will be other enhancements in the game. The players lauded the actions of the developers, with most of them highlighting that the developers need to maintain an open communication approach. They also called for the removal of trade timers, and the creation of abilities to trade outside friend lists.

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However, players have noted that some players use the showcases to look at other players’ cards instead of earning Pokémon TCG Pocket shop tickets. Most players have called out the act, citing that it is less than ideal. According to Reddit user AtomicBlue, the showcases usually waste a lot of space.

Pokémon TCG players call out the underwhelming showcase UI

AtomicBlue shared an image displaying cards and backgrounds together as the owners would see. The game still separates both entities during their showcases. The background image fits alongside a small thumbnail of a card, something that the players have called underwhelming.

The criticism ended up on the front page of the TCGP subreddit, receiving numerous upvotes from members of the group. This means that most of the players want the developers to do something about how the showcases operate.

Although Pokémon TCG launched in October 2024, players have demanded lots of changes to the game. Consequently, it is unknown if its developer DeNa will be open to listening to criticism and advice from its players.

While the features would pacify its users, the developers have announced new features that will entertain its players. The company recently announced the launch of a trading feature that the developers will unveil before the end of January 2025.

However, players who want the showcases to change will have to keep their fingers crossed about the developer’s actions. Until then, they can continue to enjoy the game while immersing themselves in the new features that have been rolled out.

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