Assault Spy

Assault Spy

 

NIS America is excited to announce more updates to Assault Spy Early Access. They include a new playable character, a new mode, and a new feature. The press release also announced that in one week the game’s early access price will increase from $19.99 to $24.99. Furthermore, the game’s price at launch will be $29.99. Other regions will see similar price increases as well.

 

Agent Amelia Smith

Agent Amelia Smith is the game’s second playable character, and she is now available to play as in Dojo Mode. She is an aggressive fighter in contrast to Asaru’s style of well-timed moves and quick dashing. The developers have released some gameplay footage of her combat in action. Check it out:

 

Guard Break

Certain tough enemies and bosses now have a new Guard meter. Hitting such foes from the front enough times will break their gaurd, leaving them open to your dangerous combos. However, you only have a short time to get in some serious damage before their Guard meter will regenerate.

 

Death March

The new Death March mode sees you fight your way through floor upon floor of foes, with an ever-dwindling timer hanging over your head! Each enemy you take down earns you some extra time. The amount of extra time you get goes up with your battle rank as well. This mode contains no check points, so if you run out of time its Game Over! In your next run, you’ll be starting from the beginning and trying to make it further than before.

Lastly, below are a few screenshots showing off Assault Spy‘s latest updates:

 

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