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Sword Art Online: Battle Gameplay, Goddesses, and More Previewed in Latest Trailer

On 6 October 2023, fans of the SAO franchise will be able to dive into the next gaming experience, titled SWORD ART ONLINE Last Recollection. While still many months out from release, Bandai Namco Entertainment and the development team at AQURIA has shared this trailer giving you a sneak peek at the combat and gameplay systems that await you in-game, set against the backdrop of the Fire Goddess Ignia and the Wind Goddess Aeria, embodied respectively by Lisbeth and Silica, joining the Goddesses Stacia, Solus and Terraria in the fight against Vecta, the God of Darkness.

April 3, 2023

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