Langrisser Mobile
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Langrisser
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A remake of the first and second Langrisser games for PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch. Originally released on the Sega Megadrive/Genesis, the first game was called Warsong internationally while the second game was never released outside of Japan. "The orthodox tactical simulation RPG "Langrisser" series sings in the present day! Full remake of "I" & "II" as the origin of the series! We bring back various elements such as visual refinement, full voice of scenario, optimization of UI and system side, and return on the latest platform!"
Langrisser mobile retains the classic turn-based strategic gameplay of the original series, with class suppression, terrain effects, and unique class trees for a customizable battle experience. Featuring more than 300 classic levels, an unforgettable score by original series composer Noriyuki Iwadare, and all of the heroes from the main series, Langrisser fans, new and old alike, can experience the epic showdown between light and dark with other players around the world in real-time.
An improved version of the original Langrisser game. It has improved graphics and sounds as well as animated cinematics.
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