Starlight Legacy launch trailer – Nintendo Switch receives old-school JRPG
Eastasiasoft and Decafesoft are here with a launch trailer for Starlight Legacy, their old-school RPG. Nintendo Switch just received it this week.
A bunch of details about the game can be found in the following overview:
Return to the style of 16-bit JRPGs in Starlight Legacy, a non-linear adventure inspired by genre classics! Set in a post-medieval world in the Evaria Kingdom, explore a vast kingdom created with lush 2D pixel art, a nostalgic turn-based battle system and non-linear story where the four provinces of the kingdom can be explored in any order of your choosing.
In Starlight Legacy, the four provinces of the Evaria Kingdom have lived in peace and prosperity for decades, thanks to the Eternity Tree that enriches and purifies the soil, water, and air of the entire kingdom. But a ban on the education of magic has caused unrest, leading to the rise of a separatist movement to liberate the Sky Province from Evaria.
The warriors Ignus and Teryl embark on a quest to deliver a sword requested by the king, but shortly after they embark, a devastating attack causes the Eternity Tree to whither. Ignus and Teryl now face the task of restoring the Eternity Tree to save the kingdom. And so begins a great journey through a seamlessly interconnected fantasy world!
Key Features
- Search for powerful relics to restore the withered Eternity Tree!
- Explore provinces in any order, with enemies and bosses scaled according to your overall progress.
- Travel between towns, dungeons and field environments seamlessly with no load times.
- Immerse yourself in a retro JRPG that mixes old-school 2D aesthetics with modern advancements!
- Engage in menu driven turn-based combat inspired by genre classics.
- Take to the skies in 3D flight sequences to quickly traverse the overworld map!
The new Starlight Legacy launch trailer can be found below.
Launch Trailer
Starlight Legacy is live on the Nintendo eShop. You can find more Nintendo Switch news from us here.
