Logres Stories is the sequel to a hugely popular role-playing mobile game, the game will debut in Japan first. Logres of Swords and Sor...
Logres Stories is the sequel to a hugely popular role-playing mobile game, the game will debut in Japan first.
Logres of Swords and Sorcery: Goddess of Ancient was previously a very popular JPRG game and drew a huge fan base. But it is regrettable that its world server was closed earlier this year. Although the existing servers in Japan are still working very well and strong, but that is not enough to ease the sadness of gamers in other regions. For the same reason, developers Marvelous Inc and Aiming Inc announced the next game, entitled Logres Stories. They put hope for reaching out the whole world into this new child. Logres Stories will launch in Japan on September 18.
In addition to the game there are up to 6 unique character classes, which include dozens of playable characters. Logres Stories is similar to the previous game, players can customize the appearance of the character according to their own preferences. Players will play as an explorer in the first explorer group to discover the new Adventure Union. The key task is to expand the understanding of this world and help people solve their problems. It's a true MMORPG mobile game, all the in-game maps are open world, so you'll also be able to see other players around. In Logres of Swords and Sorcery: Goddess of Ancient, battles will take place in separate spaces. But for Logres Stories, everything happens in real time and seamlessly on the same map.
As mentioned above, characters can switch between 6 character classes, and grant equipment and weapons corresponding to the upper classes. There will be separate bonus points if the higher the level for each class. That's how the developer created the driving force for players in Logres Stories.
Although there is currently no information about a server in other areas will appear, but it is likely that it will appear soon. Stay tuned for news to catch up on the latest game news.
Mr. Amateur
