With the dungeon-crawling RPG Ray Gigant set to launch on the PlayStation Vita next month, international publisher Acttil have shared their first batch of screenshots for the game. This extensive set of assets focuses on all three main characters, and covers everything from visual novel style dialogue to them venues into dungeons.
Taking place in 20XX, Ray Gigant takes place in a world where Earth’s major cities are repeatedly being attacked by giant creatures known as the Gigant. Each nation’s force tried to thwart the attacks to no avail. But then it was discovered that a single boy in Tokyo was able to defeat these monsters. His name, Ichiya Amakaze. This boy that defeated Gigants using a mysterious power called the Yorigami came to be known throughout the world. However after using this power, he lost control of his body and ultimately destroyed the city he was protecting. It was then where he was detained and sent to a safe location where his fate would unfold… leading to the events of this game.
Each character will star in their own distinct chapter, with their own allies. First off is the hero of Chapter 1 – Ichiya Amakaze. He is a light-heared, energetic hero whom comes from a normal family. During a siege on Tokyo, he unlocks a mysterious power called “Habakiri”. The hero of Chapter 2 is Kyle Griffin, who comes from a noble yet cold household. He is very intelligent, but his upbringing as result in him having a skewed view of the world. He uses the Yorigami power “Answerer”. Finally there is Nil Phineus, the protagonist of Chapter 3. She is an innocent girl who has been trained to fight against the Gigants – using the Yorigami “Kukulkan” to do so. She has been working hard to protect the islands in the Caribbean from the Gigants.
Each character shares a common goal of saving their world, however they each hold a different set of ideals. Each shall receive individual attention via their own arcs, which will then all seamlesly converge by the end of the game
Developed by Experience Inc, Ray Gigant will be available for purchase on the PlayStation Vita starting next month. Unlike other Experience-developed dungeon-crawlers which have been published physically kudos of Nippon Ichi Software America, Ray Gigant will only be available via the PlayStation Store.
