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In DigixArt’s first-person adventure game, players are challenged to endure life on a watery world. The game’s unique multiplayer aspect allows for experiences that evolve from interactions between players. This interactive system, operating asynchronously, enables each individual, who mysteriously regains consciousness with no recollection of the past, to pick another player to follow. Consequently, the storyline encountered by players will be influenced by the decisions made by the chosen player.

The upcoming game is titled “Time Stranger” and belongs to the Digimon RPG series, initially released on the Nintendo DS in 2006. As suggested by its name, this fresh installment allows players to assume the character of a time-traveler who’s inexplicably been hurled eight years back in time, right before a catastrophic event. Your mission is twofold: prevent this disaster and investigate temporal aberrations in other timelines. Similar to previous games, you will gather and nurture Digimon companions that you’ll control during turn-based conflicts against adversary Digimon.

This is the very first account of the franchise, delving into the character’s past before he transformed into the renowned superspy that everyone recognizes now.

This assortment features various games spanning Mortal Kombat’s past, such as Mortal Kombat, Mortal Kombat II, Mortal Kombat III, and Mortal Kombat IV. The teaser hinted at more titles being included too, but the developers have yet to specify which ones exactly. Here are the games confirmed to be part of this collection:

As I watched the trailer unfold, my pulse quickened at the sight of an exhilarating gameplay blend – reminiscent of the enchanting ambiance in Journey, yet infused with the adrenaline-pumping action of skateboarding games. The Hoversword, a cleverly named ride, promises to carry me through breathtaking landscapes of Sword of the Sea. The designers have meticulously crafted a world that’s as wavy as the ocean itself, offering ample chances for me to gather speed and master an array of tricks!

In a subsequent update from Team Asobi, they’ve labeled four out of the five stages: Twin-Frog Trouble, Suck It Up, Handhold Havoc, and High Inflation. The fifth stage remains a mystery for now. They hinted that completing all 90 planets in the Vicious Void could result in an exciting discovery.