NIS America has revealed that its upcoming action RPG The Princess Guide will be arriving on Nintendo Switch in March 2019.
If you're not clued up on this one, The Princess Guide sees four princesses from four different kingdoms needing to learn how to lead their people to victory in a war-filled land. As an experienced knight, your job is to choose one of these princesses to become your apprentice, teaching her the ways of war and joining forces to push back the evil that threatens to take over the land.
Choices you make in the game will directly impact the way your princess knight fights; we have a full list of game features for you below.
Key Features:
- A Unique Tale Times Four! - Each Princess Knight has a unique story to tell, and your choice affects how the tale unfolds! Will you train the vengeful Veronica, the gluttonous Liliartie, the chivalrous Monomaria, or the dragon princess Alpana?
- Fast-Paced Strategic Battles - The battlefield can get intense! Issue orders to your princess directly on the battlefield, and watch them clash with the enemy forces! Their performance is directly affected by your tutelage!
- To Praise or To Scold? - Your princess’s growth depends on you! During conversations and battles, “Praise” or “Scold” your princess to enhance their abilities on the battlefield!
If you'd like to learn a little more about each of the four princesses, check out this second video, too.
The Princess Guide launches for Nintendo Switch on 26th March in North America and 29th March in Europe. An official website for the game has just launched in preparation for its release.
Do you like the look of this one? Which princess will you choose? Let us know in the comments below.
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Looks a bit too much like an iPad game for my liking.
Chibi (for me) is one of the worst art styles in computer games at the moment.
So not for me.
I don't know about this one. It doesn't scream out as something I really need to play but I'm not going to rule it out entirely yet either.
Love the concept and the overall presentation, but the gameplay doesn't really convince me; not sure what I expected when reading the description, but surely it didn't match with what I saw in the trailer.
Going to have to mirror what's already been said. Looks markedly generic, both in terms of art style and gameplay. Maybe I'm wrong but it also looks like it'll have a mission structure with procedurally generated dungeons or areas.
Gameplay Art style aside, I will definitely would guide one these princesses to victory some day!
Yeah as others have said, it's a cool concept but the gameplay looks pretty basic and repetitive. It does look like something that would be on a smartphone.
Waiting to learn more before I decide on this one.
These flash/mobile style graphics are ugly and tired.
@YANDMAN and one hasn't even played the game but makes biased comments already.
@SwitchForce For one that isn't a biased comment it's a statement and two you don't need to play something to make a judgement on it's aesthetic. If you like this style of graphic that's good for you but don't take offence to someone voicing their own opinion on it. It could be the greatest game in the world and i still wouldn't play it.
@YANDMAN yet one wants to make the opinion a review when they haven't played the game on the Switch. Maybe then the opinion review can have more credit but as of now it doesn't. The offense is when people think their opinion is a review that is the problem.
@SwitchForce I'm not making a review of anything. I simply stated my opinion on the aesthetic of the game and that i think it's terrible and it is. If i personally read other peoples comments on here or anywhere else and they conflict with my own views i just scroll on by and go about my day, like normal people do. I certainly don't find an issue with it or feel like that person believes their opinion is a review.
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