Atlus has announced that Imageepoch's RPG effort Stella Glow will arrive this Holiday season in North America on 3DS.
The game revolves around the main protagonist Alto as he uses mysterious 'Song Magic' in order to save the world from an untimely end. These songs will retain their original Japanese lyrics and singers despite the rest of the game's text and audio being translated into English.
The core gameplay is a tile-based strategy RPG in a similar vein to the Fire Emblem and Final Fantasy Tactics series, and throughout the 40-60 hours gameplay it boasts your experience will be divided up into two parts: Combat Time and Free Time. The former involves the RPG gameplay and progresses the story whilst the latter consists of exploration, upgrading your characters and forming relationships with the other members of your party.
Stella Glow is set to launch this Holiday season in North America on the 3DS for $49.99. Unfortunately there's no word of a European release just yet.
Will you be picking up this potentially stellar title? Let us know with a comment below!
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I'm going to pass to maybe pick it up later. I just have to many RPG's on the back burner. I'm so backed up I may never even get this. if its download only I guarantee I won't pick it up.
Cool! Means I don't have to import.
Might get it. Not sure. It might be a game I get with Christmas money.
... man, I know it's a bad thing but I'm just too in love with how this looks. The art style hits all my anime sensory buttons just right. And it's SEGA who I love just as much as I hate sometimes.
Even at that price point, just mediocre reviews will probably be enough for me to pick it up.
This looks very intriguing, and I'm getting some Fire Emblem vibes from it. If only I liked strategic games, then I would pick this up.
I might pick this one up just to pour one out for the Savior of JRPGs.
RIP Imageepoch.
YES! YES! YES!
Atlus has won E3!
That price????😕
Ugh another strategy jrpg, its getting old now i mean at least make a 3d world you know on 3ds, what happened to other genres?
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