An unexpected and long-awaited return to a franchise that had only three episodes on consoles and one episode on mobile, Valkyrie Elysium Opting for an action-RPG formula that departs from the settings experienced in previous episodes. The game was developed by Japanese studio Soleil, which is best known for its action games (Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker, Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time, Ninjala).
that Valkyrie Elysium A new green-eyed Valkyrie tells the story of Maria, and so doesn’t pretend to be a direct sequel, it’s always a question of battling against the backdrop of the cataclysmic Ragnarok that heralds the end of the Nordics. kingdoms in these well-known legends. Here, Odin’s messenger must confront Fenrir, the doomsday wolf for whom Valkyrie, a mysterious brown rival, works. Remarkably, Motoi Sakuraba delivers one of his most powerful works from the first Valkyrie profile In 1999, he was called back to take care of music.
Compared to the previous video, this second trailer allows you to discover the combat interface through its gauges and its shortcuts, but a certain number of Einhergers, characters with a more or less tragic fate (at least for a moment) to give the heroine her base bonus, bosses to mention some beautiful monstrosities. Don ‘t want. Aside from a system that seems to value combos, fans will no doubt appreciate the cinematic staging of iconic special attacks (God Arts). Nibelung Valesti.
Let’s finish with some good news, namely that the Valkyrie Profile Leneth (PSP) port will be available on September 29 for PS5 and PS4. Packed with new features (rewind, fast save, visual filters), the game will also be included as a bonus in the Digital Deluxe Edition of Valkyrie Elysium, which includes 72-hour early access to the full game and Sword of Swardalger. 84.99 euros (standard version costs 69.99 euros on PlayStation and 59.99 euros on Steam). Finally, the PS5 upgrade is free for those who buy the game on PS4.
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