A full remake for PlayStation Vita, called Tales of Hearts R, was revealed in Weekly Shōnen Jump in October 2012. The game features fully voiced dialogues and new events within the main scenario, two new fully playable party members, and complete 3D graphics. The battles now have a focus on jumping up and taking the fight to the air. It was released on March 7, 2013 in Japan. A limited edition, known as Tales of Hearts R: Link Edition, will also be released and will contain several Vita accessories, such as decals, a cleaning cloth, and a pouch. A preorder bonus for both versions of the game is a download code for a Vita app. The app has a Tales-themed clock as well as a short 2D RPG titled Tales of Hearts R: Infinite Evolve. The game will also see the introduction of two new playable characters in the story, one of which were not present in the original game. The two new playable characters are Calcedony Arkham and Galad Grinus (voiced by Hideo Ishikawa), Galad will have a role to play in the game's storyline despite not being present in the original. His name is based on the mineral gallite.
A demo was released on the Japanese PlayStation Store on December 25, 2012.
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