Video game developer and publisher KEMCO has announced that four of their classic-style fantasy RPGs are available via the PlayStation Store for a discount of up to 40% over the coming days. This is a new addition to the North American and European PlayStation Store’s ongoing Holiday Sale which is due to run until Saturday 18 January 2021.
Details on the four games now included as part of the Holiday sale can be found below. All are available to purchase as digital exclusives for the PlayStation 4, with backwards compatibility support for the PlayStation 5.
Miden Tower
Discount: 30% Off
PlayStation Store Link: HERE
After Miden Tower is invaded by the Alroval Empire, the mages who call it home find themselves cornered on its upper floors. This sets in motion a series of tragic events that lead to a counteroffensive being launched to take back the tower and to get revenge for the wrongs committed against them.
Asdivine Kamura
Discount: 40% Off
PlayStation Store Link: HERE
After everything is upended when a transcendent being named Zaddes appears and begins altering the world, the Spirit Deity, Shiki, sets out to gather the Mystic Orbs scattered throughout the various regions, and restore his world. Teaming up with an unlikely band of both quiet and freewheeling female companions, what conclusion they all arrive at? Only deity knows the answer to that!
Illusion of L’Phalcia
Discount: 40% Off
PlayStation Store Link: HERE
The Sword of Amal, a legendary treasure said to grant any wish. Ryser is traveling around the world as a seeker with his buddy, Cougar, from the Leopard clan, in search of this artifact of legend. Their journey will lead them into fateful encounters with both allies and rivals only to find a mysterious truth awaiting at the end of their adventure.
Asdivine Dios
Discount: 40% Off
PlayStation Store Link: HERE
After suddenly losing his magic to a powerful force known as “Murk”, Izayoi, the deity of Asdivine himself sets off for a globe-spanning journey along with a trio of spirits in an effort to save the very world he created. Yet, despite his disdain for humans and their society, will his companions be able to convince him how similar they and the divine really are?
