Famous fairy tales, famous brands, famous YouTubers. "People are drawn to things they've heard of. Cinderella is literally touting a gun in her character art. While the names are the same, it's readily clear that these aren't the characters we grew up reading and watching: They must "kill to live," and in their macabre pursuit, resurrect their long dead authors. However, the true stars of SinoAlice's journey are its exquisitely sketched heroes, who are familiar fairy tale characters like Alice from Alice in Wonderland and Little Red Riding Hood. | Square EnixĪ gacha-style RPG, SinoAlice is focused on collecting unique weapons, which all have their own story, according to Maeda. These are the core of the game." From left to right, pictured: Pokelabo Producer Shogo Maeda, Creative Director Taro Yoko, Square Enix Producer Yoshinari Fujimoto. "Yoko-san has created the settings and 'flavor,' Jino-san has designed the characters, and Okabe-san has composed the music that surpasses the mobile genre. "In any market, SINoALICE is a title that provides a uniquely unmatched experience," says Fujimoto.
Yoko, Square Enix Producer Yoshinari Fujimoto, and Pokelabo Producer Shogo Maeda fill USgamer in over email on what to expect from the worldwide release of SinoAlice, which is styled as SINoALICE. Most recently, he collaborated with the Final Fantasy 14 team for a special Nier-themed raid, YoRHa: Dark Apocalypse. In that same year, Yoko released SinoAlice in Japan.
In 2017, it was followed up by the critically acclaimed Nier: Automata- a game that nearly beat out Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild for our own Game of the Year. The latter was the only one to ship westward, but became a cult hit on the PlayStation 3 nonetheless. He rose to prominence in 2003 with the inception of the Drakengard series, which was followed up by 2010's Nier: Replicant and Nier: Gestalt. Yoko has been a long time figure in the games industry. SinoAlice may be a mobile RPG, but it clearly revels in that playful Yoko vibe. But wait, just kidding-they're actually about love.Or hold up, maybe not. They're about "the effect of society's cognitive dissonance on human nature," Yoko says. Today marks the worldwide launch of SinoAlice, a mobile RPG from Pokelabo and Square Enix, directed by Taro Yoko of Nier and Drakengard fame.
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