Degree Infinite and Hotta Studio launched a brand new trailer showcasing the subsequent Simulacrum that may come through gacha in its anime-style MMORPG Tower of Fantasy.
The trailer reveals Icarus alongside his weapon named Treasured One. We get to see his gameplay and take a glimpse at his backstory. Icarus and is an ice-type simulacrum devoted to dealing injury and he will probably be launched on April 13 because the second simulacrum a part of the cycle of the recently-released replace numbered 2.4 and titled “Beneath the Grand Sea.”
By the way, his Japanese voice actor is Gakuto Kajiwara, whom chances are you’ll know as Asta in Black Clover and all of the associated video video games, the hero in Monark, and can quickly seem because the protagonist Nini in Loop8: Summer season of Gods.
You watch the trailer in English under and on high of the Japanese model if you happen to choose to listen to Kajiwara-san’s voice.
In case you’re unfamiliar with the idea of Simulacrums, they’re unlockable characters that gamers can swap to, altering to their preventing type, weapons, and talents. They’re the inspiration of the sport’s gacha system.
Tower of Fantasy is free-to-play with non-obligatory microtransactions and at the moment accessible for PC, iOS, and Android, together with a recently-released Steam model. Its builders have been relatively constant in updating it with new content material since its launch, and not too long ago we noticed the addition of many simulacrum like Annabella, Alyss, Alyss, Umi, Fenrir, and Lan to the rising roster.
In case you’re within the sport, it is a sci-fi MMORPG set on the far-away planet Aida, devastated by a cataclysm that destroyed many of the colony established by mankind centuries earlier than. The gamers need to survive on this hostile atmosphere among the many ruins of civilization towards more and more aggressive and mutated monsters, whereas exploring a mysterious story stuffed with intrigue and journey.
Just lately, we additionally heard that Tower of Fantasy is getting cellular ray tracing help.