Non-linear JRPG Crystal Project coming to Switch
Posted on December 18, 2023 by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch eShop
Crystal Project launched on PC last year to a strong player reception, and now a Switch version is on the way – and dropping very soon. It’ll be out on January 12, 2024.
The game is a non-linear JRPG in which players “explore the world, find Crystals, and fulfill the prophecy to bring balance to the land of Sequoia.” An official overview with more details can be found below.
Explore the world, find Crystals, and fulfill the prophecy to bring balance to the land of Sequoia. …Or maybe you’d rather spend your time collecting neat equipment and artifacts? Or tame strange creatures and fill out all the entries in your archive? Or perhaps you’d rather hunt down every monster and conquer the world’s toughest bosses. Or maybe you’d rather travel to the farthest reaches of the land and uncover the world’s greatest mysteries.
The choice is yours, as it should be! Or is it? They say that those who stray out of line will be punished, killed, or worse. Maybe it’s for your own good that you stick to collecting Crystals, just like everyone else. But where would the adventure be in that?
Key Features
- No random encounters!
- Manage Threat to control which party member a monster will attack.
- No hidden information. Preview turn order, damage, and probabilities like in TRPGs.
- Discover and unlock new classes.
- Assign sub-classes, pick passive abilities, and equip all kinds of special items.
- Invent unique team compositions, or stick to the MMORPG Holy Trinity.
- No permanent missables!
- Seamless transitions between zones with no loading screens anywhere.
- Uncover the mysteries of the world all on your own.
- Metroidvania-style progression.
- No invisible walls! Try to jump and climb anywhere you want.
- Overcome platforming challenges to discover neat loot… and other stuff.
And here’s a trailer showing off the new Switch version of Crystal Project:
The game is expected digitally on Switch via the eShop, though there’s no word on pricing just yet.
