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Review Ys Origin - An Awesomely Accessible And Amiable Action RPG
Eesey peasy
Nihon Falcom's Ys (pronounced "eese") been around since the days of the PC-8800, but only now are we seeing this formative tale in the enormously popular saga. Well, technically, a lot of people already saw it in 2006 when it originally released, or 2012 when it was initially localised. Thankfully, now it's on the Switch we can see that...
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About The Game
Enter the World of Ys and discover one of the greatest japanese A-RPG of all time.
Following a devastating demonic invasion, the twin Goddesses use their magic to bring the inhabitants of legendary Ys safely into the sky. While the demons work to construct Devil’s Tower and reach the humans’ new abode, the Goddesses disappear. As a mighty warrior or a cunning mage, you must seek the Goddesses in Devil’s Tower. With your swordsmanship and spells, can you banish evil from the land of your ancestors?
- 3 playable characters, each with unique skillsets and powers
- Several exciting environments
- 4 game modes: Story, Time Attack, Arena Mode and a Speedrun Mode
- A Blood Level Option
- Numerous artifacts and powerful relics to use
- Breathtaking art direction
With its captivating story, stirring soundtrack, and epic boss battles, Ys Origin remains one of the best action-RPGs of all time!
Comments (2)
Looking forward to this! Only played Ys 1 & 2 on the TG-CD and I'm definitely interested in playing more from the series!
@Sir_Ronson Origins on Switch is pretty good. I really want Books 1&2. I really enjoyed Y's The Vanished Omens on the Sega Master System (which is also called book 1).
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