Developer XD announced the final closed beta test for Sword of Convallaria. It’s going to be available on both PC and Android platforms. The testing period is from June 27 to July 4.
This is going to be the last closed beta test for the game and there’s going to be limited spots available. For players on Android, they need to fill out an application form on the official website. The application period is from June 13 to June 24.
For PC users, they can simply download the game and then log-in once the closed beta test has started.
In the game, players are tasked with forming a team of allies, each having unique abilities. They then get to take part in strategic grid-based battles versus rival factions. The intricate combat system ensures that players need to come up with the right strategy to win. They'll also need to release those devastating attacks especially if they want to win against the different enemies they meet on their journey.
Unlike other titles, the game's grid-based combat takes place across different varied obstacles and terrains. This results in what can be described as true tactical gameplay with players needing to use each detail of the battlefield to their advantage. Terrain differences for example like boulders and cliffs can result in buffs and debuff which enrich the available tactical options.
A Rich Storyline
Another feature of Sword of Convallaria that players are sure to love is the profound storyline. It's driven by player agency and unfolds based on the decisions made. The narrative itself changes based on the choices made by the players and their achievements. Developer XD revealed in a statement that players can expect a rich storyline that brings with it 120 hours of single-player gameplay.
Enjoy the Music
In addition to its rich story, the game also boasts of a soundtrack made possible by none other than legendary video game music producer Hitoshi Sakimoto. Sakimoto is known for his work on titles like Valkyria Chronicles and Final Fantasy Tactics. The game also features a star-studded voice cast that includes the likes of Kazuhiko Inoue, Aoi Yūki, and Takuya Eguchi, to name a few.
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