Bravely Default Flying Fairy HD Remaster releases on June 5 for Nintendo Switch 2
A full remaster of the original Bravely Default is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 on launch day as revealed in the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct in the form of Bravely Default Flying Fairy HD Remaster.
Initially released on the 3DS back in 2012 in Japan with an upgraded version released a year later for the west and in Japan as "Bravely Default: For the Sequel". Bravely Default Flying Fairy HD Remaster includes new and enhanced features and all-new mini-games.
Bravely Default employs a distinctive turn-based gameplay style centered around its Brave and Default mechanics. Defaulting allows you to defend and store actions, while Braving enables you to execute those stored actions simultaneously, resulting in a fast-paced and exciting combat system. It also allowed players to automate their battles by repeating the last actions they had taken, which was quite a novel inclusion back in 2013.
Bravely Default Flying Fairy HD Remaster releases on Nintendo Switch 2 on the system's launch day, June 5, 2025, both digitally and as a new game-key card (which still requires a full game download).
You can find the trailer and more details from Square Enix below:
Bravely Default Flying Fairy HD Remaster HD Remaster is set in Luxendarc, a world where four elemental crystals maintain peace and balance. When darkness suddenly emerges from the Great Chasm that left a gaping void in the world, the warriors of light will embark on an adventure to save the world from calamity. Players will join Agnès Oblige, the vestal of the Wind Crystal, Tiz Arrior, a kind shepherd and sole survivor of the Great Chasm that engulfed his hometown, Edea Lee, the only daughter of the grand marshal of the Duchy of Eternia, Ringabel, an amnesiac young man with a mysterious journal that has chronicled future events and Airy, a cryst-fairy, on an epic journey to restore light to the crystals and bring peace to the world.
Players can work strategically to control the flow of battle with its innovative “Brave & Default” battle system: Brave to expend Brave Points to increase the number of actions taken in turn, and Default to stock up a turn while shoring up defenses. With the game’s job system that features over 20 unique jobs, players can mix and match different jobs and abilities to experiment with a huge variety of party compositions. Thrilling turn-based battles, which can be sped up by the player as desired, are enhanced further by a larger-than-life soundtrack from Revo making Bravely Default Flying Fairy HD Remaster HD Remaster a can’t miss for RPG enthusiasts.