Unicorn Overlord - Tactical RPG by Vanillaware

[Abu Antar]

https://www.gematsu.com/2024/01/uni...ore-characters-classes-leaders-and-promotions

New classes, characters and more.

 

[Elttharion]

https://www.gematsu.com/2024/01/uni...ore-characters-classes-leaders-and-promotions

New classes, characters and more.

 

[Luka-boy]

Strong JarlFrank energy.

 

[Abu Antar]

 

[Rean]

Damn, meals in this game look fire.

 

[Abu Antar]

Another video. The next one will be the last before the game releases.

 

[Assisted Living Godzilla]

Seems they’re spending some money on marketing now, I just saw that recent video playing ahead of a video on YouTube.

 

[Visperas]

Is this coming to PC at all? What are the chances?

 

[Damned Registrations]

Is this coming to PC at all? What are the chances?

I'd give it 10%? Vanillaware stuff never does, but Atlus stuff does... eventually, sometimes. They should port it but I suspect Vanillaware has a hateboner for PC releases, probably one of those 'but teh PIRAZY!' assholes deciding the distribution. It is a better genre for a PC release, but then so is a bunch of SMT stuff that never got brought over, or Dragon's Crown for that matter. It's a shame, it'd probably do well on steam and it'll probably flop on Switch. Kiddy console isn't where you go to sell war games. Fire Emblem barely skates by on name recognition and the fact that it's like 80% dating sim at this point anyways.

 

[Jaedar]

Is this coming to PC at all? What are the chances?

Lots of journo sites seem to think so, but none of the official things seem to mention it.

 

[notpl]

All wii games are on PC.

 

[Rean]

It could sell decently on Vanillaware's reputation alone, not releasing on PC is fucking stupid at this point.

 

[Rean]

I'm not gonna buy on PC if Atlus impregnates the game with the demonic Denuvo baby though. I did that with the Yakuzas and felt dirty afterwards, rather emulate.

 

[Abu Antar]

I don't see this coming to PC if Vanillaware say no. Atlus published more than just Unicorn Overlord, and 13 Sentinels for them. Both Odin Sphere Leifdrasir, and Dragon's Crown were Atlus published.

 

[Reinhardt]

waiting it probably more than dragon's dogma 2.

 

[Assisted Living Godzilla]

 

[Jermu]

no permadeath +

please don't be too easy

 

[Zero CHAR]

no permadeath +

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please don't be too easy

Fuck, normal sounds too easy, I wanted to save the hardest difficulty for another playthrough, but it seems I'll have no other choice...

 

[REhorror]

OBLIGATORY PC PORT

PC PORT WHEN?

 

[notpl]

OBLIGATORY PC PORT

PC PORT WHEN?

All wii games are on PC.

 

[Abu Antar]

Switch Demo is live. Save data will convert to the full game. Going PS5 myself, so I can't test it out.

 

[Jaedar]

Switch Demo is live. Save data will convert to the full game. Going PS5 myself, so I can't test it out.

Hmm. I could actually check this shit out then.

 

[Jaedar]

Played the demo up until the first save point (so basically first tutorial). My tactic for the first boss was to smash one of my armies into it repeatedly, which is not very promising (also even the fast forward button only gives like 2x speed so it still takes a while for everyone to attack, I can only imagine it gets worse as stacks get bigger and get more abilities). The game also has the cardinal sin of not allowing for instant text in dialogues.

It is quite pretty though. Some of the armor designs bother me (why are their elbow guards so big?), but the game looks good. Story seems quite generic. Evil empire who has mind control magic that the protag prince can conveniently break so you can recruit defeated enemies.

So far all the abilites have been on autocast, but I assume you will eventually get to set conditions manually (like healing to trigger if the target is at less than 75% hp instead of less than 100%) and be able to control the formations.

 

[Talby]

From what I've played so far, you're basically playing for the sake of seeing Vanillaware's great artwork and characters jumping around the screen. The combat literally plays itself, with the player's contribution being just choosing which units to send into battle and in what formation. It's fun to watch them fight but hopefully the game adds more depth like being able to customize tactics or give specific orders instead of it playing out with the AI.

 

[Lyre Mors]

The combat literally plays itself, with the player's contribution being just choosing which units to send into battle and in what formation.

So just like Ogre Battle, the game it was essentially modeled after?