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Loop8: Summer of Gods Time-Loop RPG é lançado agora para PS4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One e PC

The coming-of-age narrative RPG Loop8: Summer of Gods was officially released today for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Windows PC via Steam. Publisher Xseed celebrated the release with a new trailer introducing the central narrative.

Beginning with a chilling prologue, the launch trailer for Loop8: Summer of Gods foreshadows an imminent threat: "The seal that protects this city no longer exists. The Kagaya Ascend at this very moment. Prepare yourself for the battle to come". As it unfolds, players will embark on an unusual journey in the city of Ashihara, where the August cycle repeats itself endlessly. The protagonist Nini and her classmates must fight against the Kegai, malevolent entities pushing humanity to the brink of annihilation.


Nini is granted the "Vision of the Demon", a divine connection that gives him the power to restart the world. Each loop offers him and his allies the opportunity to relive the eighth month over and over again, and his choices dictate the fate of humanity in its confrontation against the Kegai.




Each character shares affirmations of determination and suggests the importance of balance and harmony in their shared struggle, culminating in a climatic provocation of the heroic efforts needed to save Ashihara and, in turn, humanity itself.



Loop8: Summer of Gods - Edições e DLC.


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