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[Video] Lost Sphear – Story Trailer

Providing gamers with a new look at the "mysterious" story they can expect to experience when Lost Sphear launches in January next year, Square Enix have provided a new trailer for the game, LOST SPHEAR is the story of Kanata, a self-taught swordsman who aims to restore the world with his gift of awakening memories. As an ominous power threatens the fabric of reality itself, players must join Kanata and restore the disappearing world around them from being forgotten. In LOST SPHEAR, players will travel the world from idyllic countryside towns to mysterious dungeons, all in an effort to save the world and protect those around you from being lost forever.

October 25, 2017

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