Lost Regnum Juego JAP que salio hace unos meses al esitlo de Hack `n`Slash (estilo parecido al Monster Hunter) la Compañia "MERCURY" a confirmado el Anuncio con seguridad de que este titulo llegara a Europa, el juego llegara el 14 de septiembre al precio de 25€
[quote="Noticia Original (Yo solo e dado los detalles mas importantes) "]There's this certain hack 'n slash RPG title called Lost Regnum that was only released in Japan. Even until now, Japanese fans there are still enjoying the video game because of its engaging plot and gameplay. We bring you good news today as Mercury Games announced that it has secured the rights to publish the said title for Europe.
If you're not familiar with this game, take note that it takes place in a fantasy land built by Emperor Hadrianus for his wife Antinos. However, Antinos mysteriously "locked herself up" in the temple and the people of the land started to leave. The once glorious civilization was then ravaged by criminals and other worldly creatures.
Players now come in as either one of the four available characters (High Lander, Amazoness, Gladiator, or Dark Searcher) to investigate what really transpired inside the temple aside from purging the city with the said infestation. In terms of content, the title will contain ten different dungeons as well as mythical creatures.
Furthermore, players will be able to learn new skills and attack combos to battle the dark forces throughout the course of the game. There will be several weapons to choose from, aside from the 150 others that players can unlock. If you are the choosy type, you can even commission a blacksmith to create new weapons for you.
Mercury Games said that Lost Regnum will be released in Europe under the title Warriors of the Lost Empire. It will be available on September 14 for 24.99 Euro (US$ 34.45). In the mean while, just check out the several assets below. Enjoy!
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Fuente: PSPUPDATES
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Como digo siempre de un juego confirmado a europa.... ahora solo falta haber si llega en español.
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