D3 announced today the western release of the zombie slashing Onee Chanbara Origin, coming to PS4 and PC via Steam. Check out the trailer ahead of the game’s October 14th release date.

D3 Publisher posted a Steam release trailer for their Omega Labyrinth Life. The game releases on December 10th. In the meantime, take a look at the trailer.

Here is the latest Onechanbara Origin gameplay trailer ahead of the PS4 December 5th release in Japan. The game might make its way to the west if D3 Publisher give it the green-light. Fingers crossed then.

Take a look at the latest Earth Defense Force: Iron Rain trailer as it launches today on PS4.

D3 Publisher/Tamsoft’s School Girl/Zombie Hunter is available now via Steam with a 30% launch week discount (£21.69). Lose the clothes, save your life! The survival story of 5 high school girls set in the world of “Onechanbara”. SG/ZH is a FPS game where the story takes place at “Kirisaki High

Schoolgirls fight for their lives in this action shooter. Set in a school that has suddenly been overrun by zombies and cut off from the outside world, five schoolgirls fight for their lives in this action shooter which takes place in a similar setting to the popular Onechanbara series. The

D3 Publisher released a new trailer for their upcoming Playstation VR experience Happy Manager which may or may not see a released in the west.

D3 Publisher has announced a sequel to its gun toting Bullet Girls game on the PS Vita with the aptly named Bullet Girls 2 which will be released in Japan only in 2016. Take a look at the trailer and if you want more details then head on over to

D3 Publisher has released an English voice over video for their latest PS3 Onechanbara outing which if you didn’t know features bikini clad vixens battling it out against hordes of zombies and releases on November 7th in Japan. The series has already seen at least one game on Xbox 360

We take a look at the recently released Rise of the Guardians which aims to provide some light hearted gameplay for younger gamers. D3 Publisher’s movie tie in game takes a leaf from action RPGs such as Balder’s Gate, but is the outing worthwhile for younger gamers. Take a look