Koei Tecmo revealed a brand new trailer for Destiny/Samurai Remnant, spotlighting extra of the upcoming entry within the Destiny collection. The Omega Drive action-RPG takes the collection to Edo-era Japan, kicking issues off to the tune of its fundamental theme “Zanya Gensou feat. LICCA / Spiral Ladder.” 

The story of Destiny/Samurai Remnant continues the history-spanning Holy Grail Battle in a brand new locale. True to the Destiny legacy, Masters and Servants are on the coronary heart of the motion, this time centering on younger samurai Miyamoto Iori and his Servant Saber. With the Waxing Moon Ritual unfolding, seven pairs of Masters and Servants battle for the appropriate to assert the Holy Grail.

Story and character relationships are key to the brand new trailer, however it additionally reveals off some gameplay methods. There’s a woodworking minigame in Gilgamesh’s store, in addition to a take a look at the ability tree. Extra importantly, nevertheless, is Circe’s potential to remodel Iori right into a pig. Should you can imagine it, Iori’s first line of dialogue after this twist is a mighty “Oink!” Enjoying as stated pig will little doubt be amongst my high honors of the 12 months. 

Destiny is in your fingers

Destiny/keep evening writer Kinoko Nasu is credited in a supervisory position alongside Sort-Moon for this outing. For Destiny followers, character designs come from Rei Wataru, who beforehand supplied artwork for one of many Destiny/Grand Order manga diversifications. Their work can be featured in a particular Tokyo Recreation Present 2023 livestream on September 21, 2023 at 6:00am PT. 

Recent gameplay and data is on the menu for the TGS 20023 stream together with a handful of particular friends. These set to seem embody voice solid members Kengo Kawanishi (Iori Miyamoto), Hibiku Yamamura (Saber), and Tomoaki Maeno (Zheng Chenggong).

Destiny/Samurai Remnant hits PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Swap, and Steam on September 29, 2023.

Joseph Luster

Joseph has been writing about video games, anime, and flicks for over 20 years and loves eager about instruction manuals, discovering obscure platformers, and dreaming up a world the place he truly has area (and time) for a retro recreation assortment.

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