Bandai Namco presents its new bet of the Knights of the Zodiac under a free to play business model on iOS and Android devices.
Bandai Namco Entertainment has announced Saint Seiya: Shining Soldiers, a new free RPG title for iOS and Android devices under a free to play business model. The Japanese publisher has opened the title records in both the Apple App Store and Google Play. Let's know the first confirmed details.
The official website, which already has a space in Spanish, explains how the gameplay will be and the content that awaits us this spring, when it is expected to be available globally. They will be teams of six Knights of the Zodiac – we will choose three from the team to fight; the other three will support – in turn-based fighting in three dimensions. There will be PvP mode and against AI, where you will find the whole plot of a campaign with several episodes from the beginning.
The fighting will feature an onscreen attack command system; The camera will be located behind the protagonist next to an interface with the arrangement of movements, life and time bars. There will be automatic mode. Each of the warriors will have different techniques and affinities. For example, techniques such as Freezing will intervene directly in the future of the battle. The goal in each fight is to increase our Cosmos to launch Seventh-sense techniques.
Saint Seiya: Shining Soldiers
Story mode with different story arcs
The so-called "Chronicles of Cosmos" mode will be a single player campaign mode, so it will not be necessary to play in multiplayer mode if it is not desired. So far, Bandai Namco has confirmed four major stages of the series for Saint Seiya: Shining Soldiers: The 12 Temples of Gold, Asgard, Poseidon and Hades. Each one will consist of written conversations between each fight, narrating some of the most famous scenes of the manganime.
At the beginning of the news you can see the first official trailer of Saint Seiya: Shining Soldiers. The release date of the game will be revealed later.
In other news related to the manganime universe of works licensed by Bandai Namco, specifically all of the Shueisha publishing house, we find our impressions after having thoroughly tested games like My Hero: One’s Justice 2; One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 and One Punch Man: a Hero Nobody Knows.
