A new promotional video for the smartphone game Tales of Crestoria was posted on the official YouTube account for Bandai Namco Entertainment. The video shows a fragment of the main theme song performed by Gesu no Kiwami Otome and titled "Howling for Honey".
The game will be released worldwide in early June, however, the company added that there could be changes to the launch schedule depending on the evolution of the new Coronavirus disease pandemic (COVID-19). In fact, the game was scheduled to be released in Japanese and English last year, but Bandai Namco Entertainment announced in October that the release would be delayed.
As part of this delay, Tales of Crestoria will feature voice acting for the main story, as well as cinematics presented through illustrations and "various other additions."
Source: Bandai Namco YouTube channel
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