The Final Fantasy IX event also adds Lilisette, also voiced by Katou. Emiri Katou plays the twin angels Halluel and Malluel and Sierokarte.Aya Uchida as Andira plays three different characters from The Journey to the West in Andira's dream during "Auld Lang Syne".Aoi Yūki plays all three of the Levin Sisters.Nao Tōyama voices Lyria, Mizuki Kawashima, and the Pink Creature in The crossover events.Vyrn and Kagura as well during the Gintama collab. Rie Kugimiya voices Vyrn and Vania in the latter's Fate Episodes, and also in the "Fall of the Dragon" event.Miyuki Sawashiro voices Katalina and Milla Maxwell as the latter's intro Fate Episode and a few event scenes are entirely centered around the gag of the two being voiced by the same person.This is a game I’m definitely highly anticipating.Entries for the Grand Blues! spin-off can be found here. It looks beautiful, it plays incredibly well and you can play it co-operatively. Regardless, I can see why you’re all so excited for this game. We might get lucky and see the game launch this year, but they’d have to finish the game and then localize it in several different languages all within the next 6 months for that to become a reality. They can’t confirm specifics regarding the date, but I wouldn’t expect it to take any longer than 2021. While Re:link currently has no scheduled release date – they do have plans to release the game simultaneously worldwide for the PS4. There’s nothing worse than getting excited for a game, going out and spending $60 on it then coming home only to find out that it sucks. Honestly, I’m all for having a game delayed, especially if it means they can work on making it a game worthy of our time and money. Since then, the game has continued to grow in scale and as Cygames didn’t want to compromise the quality of the game, they opted to choose to delay it.
Granblue Fantasy: Relink was originally planned to release some time in 2018. ‘Cause while husbando’s are all well and good. Yup – if you’re gonna join my game you better main one of those 2 characters, sorry not sorry.Įxactly which characters or even how many characters you’re going to have access to is unconfirmed, but I’m hoping for a slightly larger selection of female characters. Or, if you’re like me, have 2 Rosetta’s and a Katalina. Players can choose to control any character they have access to – meaning that you can have 4 Siegfried’s running around lopping off heads if that’s what you choose.
While the game is most definitely playable solo with AI controlled NPCs, you can also bring friends in to aid you in your journey. Adding on to that, all 4 of the Dragon Knights are controlled by actual players as opposed to AI. This is what an Anime-inspired action RPG should look and play like. The skills, the characters, everything looks absolutely beautiful together. Honestly, the combat, and even more so the graphical style all closely resemble the upcoming Tales of Arise JRPG from Bandai Namco and I couldn’t be more excited.
So accompanying the initial trailer was an 11 minute gameplay trailer showcasing the multiplayer functionality in action – 4 of the main cast, the Dragon Knights Lancelot, Vane, Percival and Siegfried were all taken into battle where we got to see how each of them performed, their unique combat styles and some of their abilities.
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