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Facility Module locations in Beast of Reincarnation

In this guide, you learn the facility module locations in Beast of Reincarnation, how to reach them, and the closest fast travel spot.

Facility Module locations in Beast of Reincarnation

The game Beast of Reincarnation, developed by Game Freak and published by Fictions, is an action RPG set in a post-apocalyptic Japan. The game follows a young woman named Emma, who is on a mission to save humanity from an apocalypse-blighted world. Emma has inherited some gnarly Blight powers, namely the ability to generate aggressive, tentacle-like flora, due to a condition known as the Blight.

The game features an open but linear world, with a focus on speed and dexterity. According to Polygon, players can return to their base of operation, Bauera, to upgrade their cleanse walker, which is used to manage important features and systems. The cleanse walker can be improved with facility modules, which are rare materials.

The game has received mixed reviews, with Mashable criticizing its confusing story pacing and dull cast of characters. Despite this, the game's combat and art direction have been praised. The game was released on August 4, 2026, and costs $60.

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