If there’s one thing you can count on, it’s that publisher Kemco won’t stop releasing modern, retro-themed JRPGs anytime soon. “Infinite Links” also falls into this category and puts you visually and playfully in the time of beloved role-playing games.
Japanese role-playing games look back on a long history and many traditions. Even if modern implementations remain true to these in some cases, the playing experience is often completely different and, especially when it comes to optics, many developers prefer to indulge in detailed fantasy landscapes than classic pixel graphics.
Publisher Kemco and developer Exe Create Inc. regularly prove that this doesn’t apply to everyone. Serving a still-hungry niche of gamers is a roster of Japanese role-playing games that all look, sound and play like there weren’t any consoles after the SNES.
Infinite Links: Reckless Talismans
With “Infinite Links” another JRPG with a retro look is now available today, which should certainly trigger warm feelings of nostalgia in some people. And while we’re on the subject of tradition and nostalgia: The story of “Infinite Links” is also wonderfully classic fantasy fare, although you can only enjoy it in English.
So the up-and-coming sorcerer’s apprentice Kronos and his sister Serene get caught up in a talisman conspiracy in which an old legend about an unspeakably evil power, a magician and an angel play a not insignificant role. In order to save the Kingdom of Esperanto and with it the world, the two embark on a fateful journey.
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As befits a classic JRPG, you are served turn-based battles against nasty opponents. There are fresh features in the form of nasty traps on the playing field, which can really heat up both you and your enemies.
With the different battle formations, “Infinite Links” also wants to add some spice to its combat system: You have different options for how you and your team go into battle and, depending on your positioning, you can of course use the different skills and roles of your characters more effectively.
Otherwise, “Infinite Links” has many classic elements for hungry role-playing hearts: Numerous quests, arenas and monsters tempt you with challenging battles, which you can best pass if you read the dozens of menus and upgrade systems: In addition to weapons and armor Of course, the story-relevant talismans are your best friend.
Infinite Links is available today for PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox One and Series, Nintendo Switch, PC and mobile. As befits a role-playing game from Kemco, the newly released fantasy adventure costs EUR 14.99, and as a PS Plus subscriber you can look forward to a 10% discount until May 27th.
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