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Yggdra Union: We’ll Never Fight Alone Hits Steam Early Access February 6th

Artwork of Yggdra Union: We'll Never Fight Alone, one of several RPGs coming this week

Publisher and developer Sting has revealed that the classic Game Boy Advance and PlayStation Portable strategy RPG Yggdra Union: We’ll Never Fight Alone will be arriving worldwide on PC via Steam Early Access! The game will feature English, Japanese, Korean, and Traditional Chinese language support.

Yggdra Union‘s main campaign and side content will be 100% playable all the way through. Bugs will be addressed and improvements will be made as users give feedback during the EA period. The game will also include new features made for this PC version of the game! Sting expects the process to last three to five months.

This is great news for English speakers worldwide as while Yggdra Union did get a Switch port, it never ended up coming out west. With the Steam version in the mix, the game will become much more accessible for everyone given that the last English release was 15 years ago on the PSP.

Check out the overview of the game below via the Yggdra Union Steam page:

About This Game

“Yggdra Union” released in 2006
It has evolved with each release on various platforms, and finally appears on STEAM! !

Adjust the operation method and functions according to the PC!
Added new features for the PC version! !

Game Contents

Story

The Kingdom of Fantasinia is ruled by a royal family that inherited the blood of the gods who built up a stable era.
However, the Kingdom of Fantasinia fell under the attack of the Empire of Bronquia.
Meanwhile, Yggdra, a lone girl who escaped
With her kingdom’s last hope in hand, head to the remotest land on the southern tip of the continent.
She arrives and meets a boy, the king of thieves, Milanor.
The battle to liberate Yggdra’s homeland begins with that encounter…

Collaborate with allies! “Union system!”

A battle system that allows up to 5 people to participate in battle at once depending on the character’s position!
Let’s fight together with allies to defeat the powerful enemy!

One-shot reversal tactics card!
Use the power of cards with special moves to defeat your enemies!
Skillfully use various effects and face difficulties! !

Added content in the ported version

Porting additional function

  • Added a rewind function (you can undo your actions as much as you like)
  • Added auto save function (Even if you quit midway, you can start from your favorite turn)
  • Added conversation log function
  • Added item hints to EXTRA content (Hints are given on which stage the item is on)
  • Addition of battle speed adjustment function (you can play at up to 5 times speed from the beginning)
  • The unit [Flunky] will participate under certain conditions! (What if Flunky achieved results in the first stage…?)
  • Sound set function! (You can play by choosing from 3 types of sound sources)

Trick function

  • A function that makes Milanor look like Cruz (Milanor will play an active role as a hunter)
  • Enemy/Allies no critical function
  • Skill gauge MAX at the start of battle (skill gauge starts at MAX state only for own army)
  • Formation type reversal function (Male and female formation types are reversed)
  • The trick function is to press a specific button appear. The appearance method is described in the manual.

PC Version New Features (Additions and Changes)

  • Japanese voice / English voice can be switched (easy to switch at any time during the event)
  • Addition of free save (You can now save freely during battle)
  • Infinite use of items in EASY mode (Items can now be used indefinitely only in EASY mode)
  • Equipment removal (equipment can now be removed in the middle)
  • Adjustment of Itmbreak (weapon does not break with Itembreak and is unusable)
  • Completely compatible with in-game mouse/keyboard/controller
  • You can adjust the layout of the keyboard buttons.

If you’re interested in checking out Yggdra Union‘s EA release, feel free to read RPGFan’s review of the PSP version by RPGFan alumni Damian Thomas or its GBA version by Patrick Gann. Here’s hoping Sting keeps this up and brings games like Riviera: The Promised Land and Knights in the Nightmare to Steam too!

Source: Gematsu

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Alvin Lim

Alvin Lim

Alvin was a news editor who is desperately trying to ween himself off mobile games so he has more time to play console games again. If he's not clicking on Granblue Fantasy, he's either adding more RPGs to his massive backlog, or is taking over 100 hours on a single game in it. When not gaming, he is hanging out, traveling, or cooking with his partner.

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