PlayStation 2. The following three games are Summon Night games in the action-RPG genre. Summon Night: Swordcraft Story (Japan: April 25, 2003; USA: July 26, 2006) Released for the Game Boy Advance, localized by Atlus in the USA. Summon Night: Swordcraft Story 2 (Japan: August 20, 2004; USA: October 17, 2006) Released for the Game Boy Advance; also localized by Atlus. Summon Night Swordcraft Story 3: Stone of Beginnings (December 8, 2005) Released for the Game Boy Advance. The following game is an RPG with turn-based battles in the style of the Final Fantasy series. Summon Night X: Tears Crown (November 5, 2009) Released for the Nintendo DS. Setting All of the Summon Night games take place in Lyndbaum, a world similar to medieval Europe with the inclusion of modern factories and railroads, placing Summon Night in a steampunk setting. Lyndbaum is surrounded by four other worlds: Loreilal, the land from where mechanical creatures come; Silturn, the land of yokai; Sapureth, where angels and demons live; and Maetropa, from where half-humans, magical beasts, fairies and other mythical creatures hail. Besides those four there are also countless other worlds, including our world (the "real" world) where the main characters of the first game are transported from. Certain boundaries separate the worlds from each other, making the various summoning techniques the only way to transport things between them. References External links Summon Night Series Official Site (Japanese) Summon Night 5 Official Site (Japanese) Hardcore Gaming 101 - Summon Night Production I.G Action role-playing video games Bandai Namco Entertainment franchises Banpresto games Tactical role-playing video games Video game franchises Video game franchises introduced in 2000