A SaGa Emerald Beyond playable demo is now available for download on PC and consoles, offering a different experience depending on the platform.
The playable demo, available on PC via Steam, PlayStation consoles and Nintendo Switch, feature three different platform-exclusive storylines - Diva No.5 on PC, Tsunanori Mido for PlayStation consoles and Ameya for Nintendo Switch. You can learn more about these three storylines in the outline below.
- Diva No. 5 (PC) – A songstress mech designed to sing and dance from the world of Avalon. After singing a forbidden song, however, Diva’s memory and singing functionality are sealed away, causing her to lose her livelihood and music itself. In her despair, Diva discards her “human” body and, going with the flow, accepts an invitation from a secret society, leaving Avalon behind.
- Tsunanori Mido (PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4) – A man who can manipulate kugutsu, or animated puppets, protecting the barrier around his home, Miyako City. When the city is plagued by all kinds of supernatural phenomena, Tsunanori embarks on a journey to other worlds to find four elemental spirits in order to restore order to the spiritual realm.
- Ameya (Nintendo Switch) – A witch-in-training who visits Miyako City and lives in secret as a schoolgirl as a part of her graduation exam. After Ameya is attacked by an unknown person, she loses practically all of her magical power and must find a way to regain what was lost and pass her final exam.
SaGa Emerald Beyond is the latest entry in the SaGa series by Square Enix. It launches on PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch on April 25th. More information on the game can be found on its official website.
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