XD Games have announced that their upcoming tactical fantasy RPG, Sword of Convallaria, will launch on PC and mobile devices later this year. Meanwhile, Sword of Convallaria is now open for pre-registrations on Android and iOS devices. On the other hand, PC players can also keep up to date by adding Sword of Convallaria to their Steam wishlist.
Players will get rich fantasy setting, gorgeous pixel graphics, and tense turn-based battles in Sword of Convallaria
Sword of Convallaria, with its rich fantasy setting, gorgeous pixel graphics, and tense turn-based battles, offers a fresh take on a beloved genre, as your choices shape the game’s narrative and determine the fate of characters. Expect console-quality graphics and deep, rewarding strategic gameplay whether you’re on the go or at home.
Players will arrive in Iria, a small nation rich in magical Luxite minerals, on the ancient continent of Rodinia. The journey begins when a player awakens in a dungeon and flees to Convallaria, a town threatened by Iria’s escalating conflicts. As the leader of the Sword of Convallaria Mercenary Group, players must navigate various factions and make difficult decisions in order to bring peace to Iria.
Throughout the adventure, players will get to build their own mercenary group by recruiting companions, teaching skills, forging equipment, researching technology, and accepting missions from various factions. Strategic gameplay is essential in combat as players deploy powerful allies and navigate terrain elements that can be used to their advantage against enemies. Every battle a player fights in this game and every decision they make will shape Rodinia’s fate.
Sword of Convallaria was recently spotlighted by JRPG veteran Yasumi Matsuno, best known for directing and producing all-time classics such as Final Fantasy Tactics and Ogre Tactics. In an interview between Matsuno and Lei Guo, the developer of Sword of Convallaria, Guo shared some fascinating insights about the upcoming game.
Born out of his love for the genre and retro-style pixel art, Sword of Convallaria already features 300 maps and 1,000 stages with multiple endings for players to unlock, based on the choices they make. Guo’s inspirations go far beyond his favorite video games, with elements of the story echoing dramatic moments in history.
As for the name itself, “Sword of Convallaria” was chosen as it evokes the beauty and transience of peace, as well as the weapons used to protect it. Enthusiastic players can pre-register for Sword of Convallaria on iOS and Android devices via the App Store and Google Play.
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