Left Alive is the first entry in  Front Mission series since the launch of Front Mission Evolved which launched in 2010. Now, we have an official release date for the latest entry known as Left Alive.

Announced during Tokyo Game Show 2017 by publisher and developer Square Enix, Left Alive has captivated Front Mission fans since its announcement last winter. In an announcement today, Square Enix has confirmed that Left Alive will be launching on the PlayStation 4 on March 5, 2019.

Along with the announcement, Square Enix has also revealed a special Square Enix e-Store exclusive “Mech Edition” that will be sold in limited quantities. The upcoming “Mech Edition” will include the full game, the Day One ‘Survival Pack’ DLC that contains an Ammo Pack, Light Body Armor, Recovery Pack, Klyuch Weapon (exclusive) a Grenade Pack (exclusive) and a Volk Action Figure designed by Xenoblade Chronicles veteran Takayuki Yanase.

The “Mech Edition” will also include an 80-page art book featuring characters and mech designs from Left Alive. To seal the deal, Square Enix has revealed that Yoji the steelbook for the game will even include mech designs from both Yoji Shinkawa and Takayuki Yanase.

Square Enix has also confirmed that the Day One Edition of the game will also launch in a digital format through the PlayStation Store and will include a Static Theme for the PlayStation 4, The Tactical DLC Pack, which includes an Ammo Pack, Light Body Armor, Recovery Pack, Slava Weapon (Exclusive), Material Pack (Exclusive) and the base game.

Square has confirmed that they do have plenty more to show off before the game’s launch and will be doing so at a later date. Stay tuned for more information as its released.

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