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DioField Chronicle announced with trailer in State of Play from Square Enix – Nerd4.life

DioField Chronicle announced with trailer in State of Play from Square Enix – Nerd4.life

The DioField Chronicle is a new fantasy strategy RPG developed by Square Enix, Advertise with Trailer In State of Play in March 2022 and coming to PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X | S and Nintendo Switch.

It is a game that takes place in strategic battles, in the style of Final Fantasy Tactics but with some differences applied that make it a completely different game. At work on the project are experienced developers such as character designer Taiki (Lord of Vermillion III, IV), Kamikokuryo Isamu (Final Fantasy XII, XIII) and composers Ramin Djawadi and Brandon Campbell (Game of Thrones).

DioField Chronicle tells a complex and epic story Date Against the backdrop of a world that blends fantasy, medieval and modern elements, all centered around great battles that happen in real time, through a new system developed for the occasion by Square Enix.

In the land of Roytal, war now looms between the Empire and its powerful and organized armies and between the Alliance, whose skilled fighters are clearly weak compared to the advances of the organized Imperial Army. Amid the chaos unleashed by these clashes, one land appears to have remained intact and uninvolved: the Alletain Kingdom, on the island of DioField, located in the far northwest of the continent.

However, this area seemed to attract the attention of the contenders, considering that it appeared to be rich in jade, a raw material used for magic by the Empire and the Alliance. From this position begins the events described in The DioField Chronicle, which places a file of strategy It ranked first in its gameplay. The game does not have a release date yet but it is expected to be released 2022 On almost all platforms, PC and console.

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