Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth3 V GENERATION is finally heading to Switch in Asia this fall, and this release promises to be the fan definitive version. Idea Factory and their partners are offering English and Traditional Chinese text with Japanese and English voiceovers, a first for the series’ third entry, and pre-orders kick off this Thursday, August 7 at 11:00 pm Hong Kong time, according to a press release.

The game is a fully rebuilt remake of the third Neptunia title, including all previous DLC content. Fans of the franchise haven’t received substantial new content in years, yet the community remains quite active promising a mass return. Players will take control of Neptune, plunged into an alternate ’80s-inspired Gameindustri where vintage gaming culture reigns and a mysterious group called the Seven Sages seeks to eliminate all CPUs—including her. To escape, Neptune must collect enough shares, forge alliances across dimensions, and face off in narrative-rich turn-based battles filled with meta humor and classic JRPG charm.

Combat mixes immersive 3D turn-based spectacle with the freedom to combo up to five moves per character. Dungeon crawling turns strategic when using custom Plans to adjust enemy difficulty, treasure layouts, or battle conditions. Stadium-like “Stella’s Dungeon” returns with bigger goals and optional supports to bring additional party members.

Physical editions from Playasia hit stores at US $39.99, with a collector’s Limited Edition capped at 2,000 copies for US $59.99 plus shipping. It includes the game, soundtrack, art book, stickers, acrylic standees, a mini case, and a numbered certificate—and once it’s gone, it’s gone—perfect for collectors and superfans.

Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth3 V GENERATION hasn’t gotten a wide global physical release yet, making this Asia-centric launch, with multi-language support and packed extras, the most definitive way to relive Neptune’s bizarre, share-driven odyssey. Fans hungry for nostalgia and fourth-wall-breaking antics should keep alert when pre-orders open this week, especially since Limited Editions tend to disappear on launch day.