We have a new RPG looking to the not too distant future, it is Batora: Lost Haven. So announced Stormind games, study responsible for Remothered, which will give with this title a third change in search of a totally different proposition. Your new action RPG, promises to combine hack-and-slash and shooting mechanics with an aerial view. While we don’t yet know its release date, the study has confirmed that it will hit all platforms; Xbox Series X / S y One, PS5 and PS4, PC and Switch
A first look at Batora: Lost Haven
In the RPG proposal of Batora: Lost Haven, we will embody April, a normal 16-year-old girl, far from the typical heroine prototype. However, a mysterious event will soon devastate the earth and destroy everything that Avril loved. However, with physical and mental powers which have been conferred upon him, he will attempt to save the planet.
It will be a journey full of enemies, with a few Hack-and-Slash Mechanics which will ooze action from all four sides. It’s up to Avril to follow the path of good or bad, even if one thing is certain: your choices will change the universe.
- Physical and mental dualism: Avril will have to find the perfect balance between her body and her mind to face the challenges and puzzles that she will find throughout her journey. Of course, we will need to be aware of the health bars that measure both faculties.
- Defender or conqueror style– Choose whether you should use your wits or your strength in your interactions with other factions. Decide who you want to become as you reach your goal, but watch out for the consequences.
- Combat system with several options– Quickly learn how to switch from physical to mental mode. Our strategy will be fundamental.
- Retro sci-fi look– We will visit colorful planets and meet the most intriguing creatures in the entire universe. All with hand-painted landscapes inspired by retro sci-fi art.
- A non-linear narrative: our choices will change the fate of the universe and the creatures that inhabit it. A bet that grants greater replayability by having more than one possible ending.
About the Author
I have traveled to worlds you would never believe, ended up with enemies that escape all mysticism. I felt my pulse quicken with each battle, and the sigh of who knows he will have to get up. There is always a villain waiting, an adventure around the corner. That’s why I have never stopped living, because I continue to play.
