From Vanillaware a new tactic RPG titled Unicorn Overlord has been announced. It’s a turn-based RPG game that’s set to feature 60 recruitable characters to help aid you in battle. The title itself is being developed by the studio behind 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim and other well-known titles. While the RPG is set to release on Nintendo Switch consoles on March 8, 2024, is Unicorn Overlord a multiplatform title?
Even though the game was announced at a Nintendo Direct conference, It has been confirmed that Unicorn Overlord is going to be a multiplatform title. The game is set to release on Xbox Series X|S consoles along with the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. They are also set to release on March 8, 2024, alongside the Nintendo Switch. This is sure to be good news for those who are interested in getting involved with Unicorn Overlord.
As the announce trailer footage revealed, Unicron Overlord is a turn-based strategy RPG that familiarly resembles past Fire Emblem titles. While the feeling might be the same, only time will show how similar the two games really are in terms of gameplay and story. The title will allow you to recruit 60 different companions to fight for your cause. There is also a multiplayer online option present allowing you to face other squads in multiplayer matches. As time goes on, we can only hope that more information about the title will be given.
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