Launching today on Nintendo Switch is Seek Hearts, a sci-fi RPG with a mysterious story to tell.
The game has you following the tale of Izen, who appears to be a cyborg of sorts. Izen begins to question his identity, wondering why he was created and who by, and so decides to set out on a journey to discover his origins. During your adventure, you'll be able to upgrade Izen's abilities with new parts and chips and enter strategy-based battles.
We've got quite a lengthy feature list for you below if you'd like to learn a little more:
Upgrade Izen's parts and abilities!
Izen has the ability to boost his parameters by absorbing weapons. He is also able to swap out both arms, which act as weapons; legs, which increase defense; and by inserting certain chips into his core, he can even add specialized skills to his arsenal!
Fight with the support of fairies!
By activating the armament drive, a weapon's full potential can be leveraged to give the party an edge in battle. For powerful enemies, fairy bursts can be used to deal heavy damage. The party can also gain the support of fairies in battle by equipping shards.
Add a little spice to life with titles!
Various titles are gained as the story progresses, which will slightly increase character parameters. Setting these to party members makes them that much more personal!
New features that are sure to appeal to both the casual and hardcore gamer!
Battle speed and encounter rates can now be changed as desired! Get easy items from fairies that hide in stockings! New and intuitive features make finishing the game possible for everyone! Loads of extra content including a battle arena and more!
If you're seeing this and thinking "this has Kemco written all over it", that's probably because it has Kemco written all over it. The publisher's usual partnership with Exe Create has resulted in this game making its way over from mobile devices and Steam, joining an ever-growing library of similar titles.
If you love nothing more than jumping into these RPGs, though, now's the time to strike. The usual price on Switch is $14.99 / £13.49, but you can enjoy 10% off on launch day.
What do you think? Will you give this one a go?
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I was interested until I saw Kemco.....
"I'm Lucca. It's only for now I'm in this form, but in fact I'm a world-renowned human!"
Wow. Just... ugh. Poor thing's in denial there, huh?
Another week, another generic Kemco RPG. Another big pass for me.
The KEMCO RPG factory ramps up production.
See, I remember when it was Kemco-Seika, and even after splitting they made a few decent titles.
Lagoon on the SNES was one of my favorites with an amazing soundtrack and was a decent adventure RPG. Not the best, but not the worst either. Looked a lot like Ys in the cinematics.
How the hell did the company become so crappy by the N64 era with Superman 64 and then Batman: Dark Tomorrow on GCN, and still somehow survive up to now?
Seeing the trailer, the graphics look like what they made on the SNES...and the animation looks worse even on current gen systems like PS4 and Switch....
it does amaze me how they keep churning these out....someone must be buying them
no, i have no interest in this.
It's nice that they get so much value out of a single RPG Maker licence.
@lemonjellydude I see a lot of the user revies commenting about the stories in these games, so it looks like Kemco differently know how to write very good stories.
The Kemco Kookie Kutter strikes again with another Klassic. I eagerly await the next release in a few weeks time.
Kemco, that explains it.
I'm NOT a stickler for graphics... but this looks about as generic as you could make it.
I don't mind "bad" low res graphics with basic textures and simple models - if it still looks like there was effort made, a creative idea and a distinct style.
This looks so generic as to be deliberate. Like "How basic can we possibly be and still sell something?"
It's a shame, cause I actually do kinda like the character design. But it's one of those things where it looks like the hired an outside artist who had no other connection with the project...
That mech looks like a Go-Bot.
@lemonjellydude exactly my reaction XD
Lol I was literally just thinking this has Kemco written all over it when I read that bit.
@sikthvash
Poor choice of alliteration.
@RupeeClock It's the best you're going to get out of me today; zero sleep so I'm devoid of intellectual substance, much like this Kemco entry. I'll try harder next time!
@DockEllisD @RupeeClock I've failed you both! I will go home and Kontemplate further tuition, or at least level up & add +10 to my humour stats ^_^
Way too generic for my tastes.
yet another awful kemco game. overpriced garbage can get better mobile games a lot cheaper than the crap they push out.
who are the people that buy there crap?
will nintendolife stop giving these clowns coverage.
Either they really don't care, or they haven't the slightest of clues on what made the SNES era RPGs so great.
I was like yep this looks like Kemco, and I was right
oh yeah, the first thing I saw related to this game was a bunch of generic japanese anime characters...I immediately moved this game to my NOT INTERESTED folder
2020 and they are still giving us only eShop options.....
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