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Spearhead Games has announced that Stories: The Hidden Path, has had it’s title changed. Now known as Stories: The Path of Destinies, the game is still set to be released for the Playstation 4 at a currently unknown later date.
For more information on Stories: The Path of Destinies, check out the launch trailer above.
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Spearhead Games has released a new trailer for their upcoming RPG, Stories: The Path of Destinies.
Spearhead Games has taken to the Playstation Blog to announce their latest action RPG title, Stories: The Hidden Path.
After a slight delay, and missing the launch of the PS4, the 4-player coop puzzle game, Tiny Brains is available digitally starting today.
