Square Enix has delighted fans by releasing SaGa Frontier 2: Remastered on mobile and other platforms. Originally launched on the PlayStation in 1999 in Japan and in 2000 in North America and Europe, this remaster brings the game back to life with upgraded visuals and new content.
SaGa Frontier 2 is set in the enchanting world of Sandail, where magic is powered by a mysterious force called Anima. The narrative follows two primary characters: Gustave, a royal with no aptitude for magic, and William Knights, a young adventurer from a family of diggers who seek ancient relics known as Quells.
Gustave's journey begins when he is exiled from the Kingdom of Finney for his inability to harness Anima, a crucial skill in his homeland. Meanwhile, William, known as Wil, embarks on a quest to uncover the truth behind his parents' demise and the enigmatic relic called the Egg, which has the power to manipulate minds.
SaGa Frontier 2: Remastered elevates the original game's graphics to a higher resolution, making the watercolor backgrounds strikingly clear. The user interface (UI) has been redesigned for enhanced navigation while preserving the game's classic feel.
For a glimpse into the visual enhancements, check out the launch trailer of SaGa Frontier 2: Remastered below:
The remaster includes new story arcs that seamlessly integrate with the original plot. The combat system offers a mix of turn-based strategies, featuring three distinct types of battles: Party Battles, Duels, and Warfare. Party Battles follow the traditional RPG format, Duels are intense one-on-one encounters, and Warfare involves large-scale strategic conflicts. This variety ensures that combat remains engaging and requires different tactics.
A standout feature is the return of the glimmer system, allowing players to learn new techniques during battles, and the combo mechanic that rewards coordinated attacks among team members. These elements add depth and excitement to the gameplay.
Experience these enhancements by downloading SaGa Frontier 2: Remastered from the Google Play Store.
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