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XSEED Games Release of Sumioni: Demon Arts Goes Gold – Release Date Announced as 20th March

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XSEED Games Release of Sumioni: Demon Arts Goes Gold - Release Date Announced as 20th March 1XSEED Games have today announced that their upcoming Playstation Vita action platformer Sumioni: Demon Arts has now reached gold status and will be launched exclusively as a digital download on the Playstation Network from the 20th March 2012 at a reasonable price of $19.99. Not familiar with this game? I have written many a previous article on this title otherwise I have included a brief blurb on it below:

Set in ancient Japan and presented in a classical Japanese “sumi-e” ink art style, Sumioni is literally translated from Japanese as “ink demon”, and puts players in control of Agura, a single Inkdemon who has been summoned from a long slumber to help rid the land of a sinister evil. During their adventure, players will experience epic boss battles and a branching story with diverging arcs and multiple endings.  

As they battle their way through ancient Japan, players will use the standard button-based controls of PS Vita system to control Agura, while the PS Vita system touchscreen may also be used to manipulate the environment and help Agura navigate the game’s world. A swipe of the finger across the touchscreen will ‘paint’ brushstroke-like platforms into the game world that Agura can then use to avoid enemy attacks or traverse obstacles. Touchscreen features can also be used to summon helpful allies known as Inkgods, including the lion-like Shidou, who tramples enemies with massive ground attacks, as well as Yomihi, the fiery airborne phoenix. The PS Vita system touchscreen can also be used to battle foes with powerful elemental attacks, such as water, fire and lightning. 

This game developed by ACQUIRE and published by XSEED Games boasts 30 stages and multiple endings – and the recent press release states that the game will be supported post-launch with online leaderboards and other DLC content.

Sam
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Founder of The Otaku's Study. I have been exploring this labyrinth of fandom these last fifteen years, and still nowhere close to the exit yet. Probably searching for a long time to come.

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