Saviors of Sapphire Wings / Stranger of Sword City Revisited instal the last version for windows

Stranger of Sword City possessed an eerie sensation in story and tone throughout the onset, while Saviors of Sapphire Wings contrasts this with a completely opposite overlay. However, the juxtapose between these two titles is its differentiation in scenery. Its not necessarily a reskin but does carry over quite a profusion of prosperous gameplay elements. For fans that are familiar with its prequel, its an easy return to form, with the entirety of Sword City’s framework injected into Sapphire Wings. While the title is a “bang for you buck”, delivering an abundance of action and suspense, its gameplay loop remains whimsical with an all familiar turn-based, combat system in each encounter. Credited as one of XBOX’s more successful attempts in attaining a fanbase in the East, it still made its way to PC and the PlayStation VITA in 2015, then finally localised for XBOX One in 2016.Īfter seven years of its initial entry into its franchise, Saviors of Sapphire Wings follows up on “Stranger’s” narrative, but is not a direct sequel but continues its fundamental design with an escalating grid-like layout that exposes more of your path as you progress throughout the campaign. Stranger of Sword City first landed in Japan for the XBOX360, in June of 2014 as part of Microsoft’s Japanese market initiative, with renowned publishers and Steins Gate development team 5pb. This is a twin pack that ties into its own franchise with the latter of the pair being a re-release for the Nintendo Switch. Ready for this? Saviors of Sapphire Wings/Stranger of Sword City Revisited manages to deliver a delicate demonstration of classic role-playing with an encroaching plot, and a fascinating setting for their respective title. Navigating through different dungeons while scouring hallways for multiple shadows and clues, an auspicious encounter to say the least.

It’s felicitous, if anything propitious that I had this title land on my desk for review, after only enveloping myself in Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers for the Nintendo3DS just recently.

I think of such magnanimous, industry changing franchise’s such as the old Shin Megami Tensei titles. A mystique that carries over its simplistic gameplay loop that will entice the JPRG lover in you to embrace what may be a ode to the corridor explorers of yesteryear. I’ll admit, I wasn’t expecting to be as enamoured by this dungeon crawler as I was, however upon initiating an inquisitive narrative, I was immediately hooked.

Saviors of Sapphire Wings / Stranger of Sword City Revisited instal the last version for windows