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ONINAKI - Daemon Trailer (Out August 22 in Japan)
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Again, the Character Art and Designs are really amazing. Funny how it's the same artist who made the Xenoblade 2 Blade Hotaru/Floren:
https://twitter.com/taiki99
Any Western release date yet? Nintendo still calls it Summer 2019
Also is it only the Japanese voice? I still haven't heard any English dubs at all in any trailer. I'm fine if that's the case.
https://twitter.com/taiki99
Any Western release date yet? Nintendo still calls it Summer 2019
Also is it only the Japanese voice? I still haven't heard any English dubs at all in any trailer. I'm fine if that's the case.
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Yeah I really hope so because that box art is amazing.
We should be getting a release date at E3 maybe? Either Nintendo direct or SE presentation video.
I'd definitely try out a demo if one got released since it's a bit tough for me to tell how I'll feel about the combat system from the footage alone. I like the gameplay concepts, but I'm wondering how it'll actually feel to play.
Box art is really nice, though.
Box art is really nice, though.
He isn't as involved as I'd like, but maybe that means he's working on something else too :(?
Still, this definitely looks like a cut above the two previous RPG Factory games.
This looks substantially better than IAS or LS already, but yeah I really want this game to be good also. It's their make it or break it moment. I don't even need an excellent game, just one that's INTERESTING or compelling in some way which IAS just kinda wasn't.
Looks like the team finally found their footing after how mediocre I Am Setsuna and Lost Sphear were. Hopefully this one lives up to the hype.
Huh, just noticed that the rating is Cero-B?
I remember in an interview here one of the writers was apparently (I guess jokingly) worried about getting a Cero-Z rating.
I remember in an interview here one of the writers was apparently (I guess jokingly) worried about getting a Cero-Z rating.
Not even close it seems (neither a C or especially a D)
I like the combat having more weight but it felt like they might have overdone the hit stop. Even simple stabbing has notable pauses after each hit.
Looks pretty good. I'm very interested.
If it doesn't, I'll simply import the Japanese version of the cart like I did with the Switch version of "I Am Setsuna."
If it doesn't, I'll simply import the Japanese version of the cart like I did with the Switch version of "I Am Setsuna."
Looks promising. I'll keep my eyes on it.
The smaller enemies are varied enough, but that one big monster stands out too much as it shows up several times in this single trailer.
Exactly.
The smaller enemies are varied enough, but that one big monster stands out too much as it shows up several times in this single trailer.
Wasn't the game announced with a Summer release window in the US stream of the previous Nintendo Direct ?
This is on my "cautiously optimistic" list for right now, the variety and specialties of the different weapon types is promising and we already saw in the reveal that each weapon/daemon has its own upgrade trees, so each fighting style should become even more developed over time.
Since this was first shown in a Nintendo Direct, I'm hoping we get a segment or two during Treehouse Live at E3 this year that shows this off in longer form.
Since this was first shown in a Nintendo Direct, I'm hoping we get a segment or two during Treehouse Live at E3 this year that shows this off in longer form.
I'll probably grab this day one if I'm not playing much else at the time. I know I am in the outlier, but I really enjoyed I Am Setsuna and Lost Sphear. It's nice to have a simpler, less complicated JRPG from time to time and both of these kept me entertained from beginning to end, plus all of the side quests.
I know these seems to have more mechanics than those previous two, but I've been following them so far, might as well keep it going.
I know these seems to have more mechanics than those previous two, but I've been following them so far, might as well keep it going.
Finally watched the trailer -- looks good! It's nice to see the growth/improvement in their work since they first started. I liked Setsuna, but bounced off of Sphear pretty early. Looking forward to playing this. I would love for this dev to keep on getting better and eventually becoming a prolific creator of high quality, smaller JRPGs. The world definitely needs more of those. :) They/S-E just gotta get their pricing in check a bit.
I think that it was and maybe they're waiting until the E3 Nintendo Direct or Square Enix's showcase to announce the NA release date but if not, im hoping early 2020 only because late August is already packed for me.
I love this team and this is day 1 for me very easily m.
Hopefully Physical release for the west as Lost Sphear had, still disappointed that I Am Setsuna didn't get Physical release for the west :"-(
That box art looks absolutely beautiful.
Hopefully Physical release for the west as Lost Sphear had, still disappointed that I Am Setsuna didn't get Physical release for the west :"-(
That box art looks absolutely beautiful.
Man, I hope the NA box art is just as good.
This is easily the most promising looking game that Tokyo RPG Factory has made.
This is easily the most promising looking game that Tokyo RPG Factory has made.
Maybe the Japanese physical copy will have English text, like I Am Setsuna
So, I am watching this trailer and at moments I can't quite figure out if it's editing that's slowing the game down, or it isn't performing so hot. And no, moments I am talking about aren't related to overly zealous hitstop when striking enemies.
Game looks really fun: gameplay is looking good, and the story has quite an interesting premise. Lots of potential in this title! I'm also glad they seemingly upped the budget because I really liked I am Setsuna but it suffered from some clear budget issues (like a limited art scope). Could be the true realisation of Tokyo RPG Factory's promise of JRPG greatness of old!
Each new trailer makes the game look better.
Tokita really raised the TRPGF's potential ? He seemed to be involved a bit in the story structure so if that and gameplay are good...
It just feels so much better than their previous entries.
I think I'll get the japanese(or asian ?) release in August.
Tokita really raised the TRPGF's potential ? He seemed to be involved a bit in the story structure so if that and gameplay are good...
It just feels so much better than their previous entries.
I think I'll get the japanese(or asian ?) release in August.