Developer Gust is taking another stab at the popular manga and anime series, Fairy Tail. While the first game was a turn-based affair, Fairy Tail 2brings Natsu, Lucy, and other Fairy Tail guild members to a real-time action RPG! The game continues the events from the previous game and adapts the Alvarez Empire Arc of the manga.
Check out the first look at Fairy Tail 2 from the recent Nintendo Direct:
The follow-up is a visual improvement over its predecessor, featuring 3D graphics in a fully explorable map. The various guild members fight with their weapons and a series of strong magic. Fans of the series not only get to see the final chapter of the series in an RPG, but also get the opportunity to experience “Character Stories” for their favorite characters. Along with these new stories, the “Key to Hidden Secrets” epilogue provides an exclusive continuation of the story after the manga’s original ending.
If you haven’t heard of Fairy Tail, here it is in a nutshell from Koei Tecmo’s press release:
About FAIRY TAIL
The Japanese manga by Hiro Mashima (serialized and concluded in Kodansha’s “Weekly Shonen Magazine”) is a popular work that has been adapted into anime, movies, and a variety of other media. In a world where magic and dragons exist, the story centers on “Dragon Slayer” Natsu and Lucy, who are members of the FAIRY TAIL guild, and together with their friends, fight against a variety of enemies in this fantasy adventure.
Fairy Tail 2 Screenshots
Fairy Tail 2 launches for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam during winter 2024. Stay tuned to RPGFan once we learn more!
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