Early in March, Nippon Ichi Software's new 3D JRPG game Destiny Connect: Tick Tock Travelers was released in Japan. International fans have been longing to see the game reach their regions.
And here is the good news: NIS America will bring the game to North Amerca, Europe, and Oceania. However, players will have to wait for merely 4-5 months to get the game. The Destiny Connect titles will hit North America's consoles on October 22, Europe's on October 25th, and on November 1st in Oceania.
You can check the announcement trailer here:
Story and Gameplay Overview
Destiny Connect: Tick Tock Travelers take the settings in the surreal town of Clocknee.
On January 1st, 2000, as people are celebrating the new millennium coming, time is out of joint.
Everything in the town – the sound, the people, the picturesque fireworks – has frozen with time. After that, a bunch of animated machines suddenly appear.
You’ll control a brave 10-year-old girl – Sherry to unravel the mystery behind the land.
The quest seems to be too difficult for a little girl, but don’t worry. She will have two companions, including her friend Pegreo, and a weird robot named Isaac that travels through time.
Together, the trio will go back to the past and explore the future to find clues about the incidents.
About the gameplay
Through the trailer, we can see that Destiny Connect: Tick Tock Travelers features 3D gameplay – including both adventure and action elements.
It’s kind of a platformer, so you don’t have to worry too much about the world being too broad to explore.
In order to discover the mystery and bring the time back to the town, the trio will have to join hands to travel through spaces and time. While exploring places to find clues, you’ll also have to encounter hostile machines.
And that’s where the action part kicks in. Every character will have their own attacking skills. Specifically, Sherry has a pistol that can shoot light balls, Pegreo can throw bombs at the machine to make them explode, and the Isaac might use his physical power to hit the enemies down.
The fighting and exploding animations seem acceptable to parents as well, as machines will look panic when being shot, and fall down lightsome after exploding a little bit.
After shooting down some enemies, you’ll gain some rewards. Consequently, you can use those rewards to upgrade your gears, and ready to fight tougher machines.
How to get the game?
The game will be delivered in three editions, including the standard version, the limited version, and the time capsule version.
You can visit the game’s official page on NIS America for more information about special features in the packages, and choose the suitable version for you at the time being!