oprainfall | Empire of Angels IV

 

Eastasiasoft has announced that their tactical RPG, Empire of Angels IV is coming to the west. Developed by Taiwanese studio, Softstar, it will launch on Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and PlaySation 4 sometime this summer. Physical editions are also available to pre-order for the Switch version. This release is the first time the series has appeared on consoles since its birth back in 1993. Standard copies of the game will sell for $29.99.

 

Eastasiasoft Limited will publish Empire of Angels IV on all consoles in the west, and is reponsible for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions. This updated release of Empire of Angels IV has improved 3D graphics, is fully voiced in Chinese, and has a revised localization for English. Priced at $39.99, the limited physical editions will have 2000 units produced in all, and will include the following in a collector’s box:

  • The game
  • Manual
  • Soundtrack CD
  • and a numbered certificate
Empire Of Angels IV | Switch Limited Edition
The limited physical edition for Nintendo Switch.

No knowledge of prior entries in the series is needed to enjoy Empire of Angels IV. It is accessible to newcomers while providing extra layers of challenge for strategy veterans. Players will enlist the help of over a dozen heroines with multiple class trees and 22 unit types. There are also some character-exclusive advanced classes that can be unlocked via hidden sidequests and thorough exploration.

Players will join the Namar Investigative Team to patrol the land of Asgard and hopefully maintain order. Unfortunately, a plague is reducing ordinary, sensible people into mindless violence. As a shining orb falls from the sky before her, Valkyrie Kingdom’s legion captain, Niya, finds everything she thought she knew about Asgard, its history, and the fragile peace, now thrown into doubt. As a result, she soon finds herself on a quest to uncover the truth, while the mysterious plague continues to tear society apart.

 

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