Crunchyroll celebrates two years of Game Vault by adding new titles

I think it is established now that if you want Anime in the Western world, you go to Crunchyroll. Other providers exist, but they aren’t as good, to be blunt. So it made sense two years ago when the Crunchyroll Game Vault launched, bringing anime games to the subscription service. 

As it stands, there are 75 exclusive titles, including the likes of iconic horror Corpse Party, Pocket Gamer GOTY candidate Shogun Showdown, and Norse-inspired Valkyrie Profile- Lenneth. Not only does the service offer games, but it also hosts 50 brand-new ports, a valuable service for anime developers to get their titles out there. 

To celebrate the two-year anniversary, Crunchyroll is adding two games to the vault. The first title is Lost Hellden, a French-developed JRPG. FRPG? It sports a hand-painted 3D by Takeshi Oga, with music by Hitoshi Sakimoto. There are 8 characters you can control in a phased battle system, which melds real-time combat with turn-based, which can be played through touch-screen controls or a Bluetooth controller.

Our second entry is Beyblade X Xone, based on the ongoing Beyblade X series. Here you will play through an original story as a new protagonist and journey alongside the members of Team Persona as you aim for the top of The X. You can enjoy the journey through intuitive touch controls; however, it will only have the English language as an option. But, do you need to follow the story if you just want some spinning top fun?

In order to enjoy these games, you need to subscribe to one of Crunchyroll's higher tiers. You will need either the Mega Fan subscription for $11.99 a month or the Ultimate Fan tier for $15.99 a month. Then simply download Crunchyroll from the App Store or Google Play and enjoy your anime and games.