G-MODE is bringing the Namco-developed game Namco Chronicle to the Nintendo Switch (through the eShop) and PC (via Steam) in Japan as part of its G-MODE Archives+ series. The game doesn’t have a release date yet.
Namco Chronicle is a strategy role-playing game first released on Japanese mobile phones on April 1, 2009.
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
About
Track down the evil force that stole the legendary treasure, Wonder Eggs!
Team up with namco characters and restore peace to the game world!
Key Features
- A strategy RPG featuring Namco’s retro characters.
- Characters from multiple game titles appear together.
- Gorgeous skill animations and dramatic cut-ins.
- Coordinated combo scenes between characters.
- A crossover spanning more than 20 characters.
- A port of a Japanese flip phone title (feature phones popular before smartphones).
This update doesn’t include features that weren’t in the original game, like additional languages or achievements.
Game Overview
This brand new tactical RPG is designed specifically for mobile and brings together beloved characters from classic Namco games.
Game Story
The game is divided into three sections—Fantasy, City, and Space—and you’ll meet new companions to join you in each area.
The characters who come to your aid change depending on the world you explore.
The story unfolds through exciting adventure sections between battles, letting you see beloved Namco characters interact in fun and memorable ways.
Well-known characters like Valkyrie from The Adventure of Valkyrie, Gil and Ki from The Tower of Druaga, and Momo from Wonder Momo are all featured.
Who else will join the adventure? The rest you will have to discover for yourself.
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