Little Noah: Scion of Paradise sales surpass 100,000 copies
Sales of Little Noah: Scion of Paradise have surpassed 100,000 copies, Cygames recently announced. That figure goes for worldwide data across Switch and PC combined.
Little Noah: Scion of Paradise was revealed during a Nintendo Direct in June, and was immediately released. It’s an action RPG that repurposes assets and music from the mobile strategy title Battle Champs – otherwise known as Little Noah in Japan.
Further information about the game can be found in the following overview:
Create unique teams and combos from 40+ recruitable allies in this casual but compelling game!
Port Manacloud—a nation that owes its power and prosperity to its alchemists. Noah, an alchemical prodigy, is journeying across the skies in her airship when she discovers mysterious floating ruins. As she draws closer to investigate, a cat leaps on board. The cat accuses Noah of being a tomb raider and unleashes a storm that sends her vessel crashing down. In need of parts to repair her ship and driven by curiosity, Noah enters the ruins…
A Casual Roguelite Action Game
Explore dungeons that shift with each playthrough and sweep through foes along the way. Use recruitable allies, “Lilliputs,” and items you’ve collected to defeat the ruin bosses. If you get knocked out during your adventure, never fear—you can use the items you’ve earned to power up Noah and come back stronger than ever!Repair your Airship, Reap the Benefits
As you venture through the ruins, you’ll collect mana to repair and upgrade facilities aboard your airship. These facilities will give you boosts to make your next adventure smoother. Each facility gives different boosts, so choose how you want to power up Noah.Unique Parties, Unique Combos
Recruit the Lilliputs you’ve acquired into a dungeon crawling party. Attack combos change depending on the order of your lineup—choose from 40+ Lilliputs to customize your party and maximize your power.
Little Noah: Scion of Paradise is currently available on the Switch eShop.
