Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma is making its way to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series on February 13, 2026. Marvelous USA confirmed the port today and noted that all free post-launch updates released on Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC via Steam will be included from day one on the new versions. In case you missed it, check out our review.
Digital editions on PS5 and Xbox Series will come in three tiers. The standard edition is priced at $59.99. The Digital Deluxe edition runs for $69.99 and includes the Seasons of Love Bundle along with the Festive Attire and Dark Woolby Bundle. The Super Digital Deluxe edition is $79.99 and adds a digital soundtrack and digital art book. All digital purchases also include the Rune Factory 4 Hero Outfit Bundle as a bonus. Previously released DLC, including the Story of Seasons Bundle and Sakuna DLC, will be available at launch. A physical PS5 edition is also on the way, with pre-orders opening soon exclusively on Amazon for $59.99.
Guardians of Azuma brings the series to a new region shaped by Eastern influences. Azuma has been worn down by the Celestial Collapse, leaving its gods weakened and the land fading. You play as an Earth Dancer, one of two protagonists, bound to a dragon and tasked with restoring the land’s life and stability.
This entry reworks the familiar mix of action RPG combat, farming, and community building. You’ll use new weapons like the bow and talismans along with dance-based Earth Dancer abilities to fight enemies and purify corrupted areas. Outside of combat, you’ll restore entire villages rather than just tend a single farm. Rebuilding settlements attracts residents back to the region and helps revive dormant gods tied to each area.
Azuma features several villages inspired by Japanese culture, each with a seasonal theme. You’ll explore open regions, gather materials, and get to know the local cast. Romance returns with fully voiced events, and both mortal and divine characters can join you in battle or help support village growth.
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