The Mad King Leoric was driven to madness by Diablo, Lord of Terror. Strange creatures and ancient apparitions come to life in Diablo Immortal. Wizards manipulate arcane forces to strike from a distance, disintegrating their enemies to oblivion. The priests of Rathma use their powers over life and death to preserve balance in Sanctuary. Lightning-fast strikes that pummel enemies with a dizzying array of blows and mobility are the Monk’s specialty. Relentless vigilantes that assault from afar, Demon Hunters strike undeterred until their prey is at their mercy. CrusaderĪrmed with their faith, Crusaders vanquish evil wherever they go, dominating the battlefield through sheer purpose. Survivors of the disaster that struck Mount Arreat, Barbarians use brutal attacks to crush any opposition.
You can download a demo from the eShop today.Classes Rise as a Champion of Sanctuary Barbarian Live A Live launches on Nintendo Switch July 22.
Born out of time and flying under the radar, perhaps this new release will afford this forgotten release the opportunity to earn the legacy that has evaded it for three decades. The Live A Live remake will offer RPG fans worldwide their first official opportunity to check out this lost piece of experimental game design. In addition, the original 16-bit score - beautifully composed by industry veteran Yoko Shimomura - has been rearranged and rerecorded for the new release. Square Enix’s new edition of Live A Live is being developed by studio Historia, which has meticulously recreated the original Super Famicom adventure with new “2D HD” visuals.
Despite its ahead-of-its-time and hugely lofty concepts, Live A Live was something of a flop on release, and would thus not receive any official localization outside of Japan. Directed by Square Enix veteran Takashi Takita, and released to the Super Famicom platform in 1994, Live A Live was an incredibly ambitious title that attempted to tell the intertwining tales of eight distinct characters, with each tale featuring its own bespoke mechanics, tone, and maps - married together by a grid-based battle system and an umbrella arc involving the very fate of time itself.
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