With no enemies roaming or random, the overworld is just a beautiful map that gets you from A to B. To demonstrate this the two main characters can change the time of day, and watching the shadows move and lighting change as the sun set was just magical.Īfter buying some new equipment the party wandered to the overworld, which was a blast from the past. They wanted to imagine what the classic JRPGs of the SNES would look like in 2022, adding modern flourishes such as dynamic lighting. Sabotage Studio have outdone themselves with possibly the best pixel art I’ve personally seen. I’d want to save the world too if it looked like Sea of Stars. With the help of four other misfits it sounds like they’re gearing up for a world saving adventure. As Children of the Solstice the two main characters have power over the sun and moon, and are the only ones who can fight a particular type of nasty that’s endangering the land.
The slice of gameplay we got to watch featured our heroes on the way to an abandoned wizards lab. With similar combat, overworld and even approach to playtime (for those who don’t know Chrono Trigger has multiple endings that make the playtime pretty variable) fans of the Square masterpiece should be excited. Taking more than a dash of inspiration from the absolute classic that is Chrono Trigger, President and Creative Director Thierry Boulanger wanted to create an experience that feels like this hugely influential game in his life. When it was announced that their next game was going to be a turn based RPG, they had my attention. Imagine my delight when I was invited to take a look at the game last week.Īfter releasing beloved Metroidvania The Messenger in 2018, Sabotage Studio immediately became a developer to watch for many.
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To end 2021 there was an incredible Indie World event full of exciting new titles, and of those titles I was instantly desperate to play Sea of Stars. Most people probably prefer the bigger Nintendo Directs packed full of huge announcements (which are admittedly fantastic) but I guess my love of lesser known titles is just too strong.
Very few events get me more excited for upcoming games more than a Nintendo Indie World showcase.
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