The Ys saga is one of the most beloved licenses by JRPG fans. And it is that although not having been translated into Spanish for the most part (Ys: Origin was the exception), they have unquestionable quality and gameplay that everyone will really like. fans of sagas like Xenoblade or Tales of. It is not in vain that the last one, Ys And although it took a while to cross the pond, it ended up arriving in the West last October. And it is precisely from Ys X: Nordics that we bring you new news today, more specifically about a extended version which has been announced by Falcom, in a move similar to the one we saw recently with Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance.
Ys X: Proud Nordics, the “Director's Cut” edition of the tenth installment of the saga
Falcom has announced Ys X: Proud Nordics, a significantly improved version of Ys X: Nordics. This includes a new story, a new setting and numerous additional elements. It will be launched in 2025 in Japanalthough it has not yet been announced on which platforms it will do so.
This is what Falcom has published:
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With pride in your heart, embark on a new adventure!
Ys X: Proud Nordics will arrive in 2025 as a significantly improved version of the action RPG Ys
Aland Island is a huge island located north of the Gulf of Obelia. In the midst of fighting the immortal creatures known as Griegr, red-haired adventurer Adol and pirate princess Karja visit the island and find countless ruins in its unexplored lands.
What happened on this island…?
An encounter with another “Mana user” leads Adol and his companions on an unknown adventure…
In addition to the exciting offensive and defensive “Cross Actions” between Adol and Karja, Ys X: Proud Nordics introduces new “Mana Actions” along with a vast map of Aland Island and exploration areas. Plenty of additional content is also included, such as new bosses, Mana Ride races, and arena battles where formidable enemies await.
Expect a new Ys story, reborn as Ys X: Proud Nordics!
We leave you with the shared images:
The game looks excellent, and perhaps this time we will be lucky enough that it arrives at least with the texts in Spanish. The probability that it will end up reaching Switch (or, failing that, Switch 2) is quite high, since both the last 3 installments of the saga and the remake Ys Origins already did it.
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