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Koei Temco has announced that Nights of Azure, known in Japan as Yoru No Nai Kuni, will be coming to the West on Playstation 4 next March. Nights of Azure was directed by Keisuke Kikuchi, famed producer of Fatal Frame, and revolves around a knight and a priestess whose mission is to save their island from the azure-blooded demons that torment it at night.
For more information on Nights of Azure, check out the trailer above.
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