The Skylia Prophecy heads to consoles in late April
Prepare yourself for another metroidvania with a pixel-art aesthetic.
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7 Raven Studios announced today that its collaboration with indie developer Ezekiel Rage (perhaps best known for the Citadale games) has borne the anticipated fruit and you'll be able to take a bite soon. The Skylia Prophecy is due to reach Switch, Xbox One and PS4 on April 23, 2021.
The Skylia Prophecy is a story-driven, side-scrolling action RPG. You'll explore a fantasy world consisting of more than a dozen locations as you seek to vanquish evil. Fortunately, lead character Mirenia can be upgraded with powerful magic and gains levels to boot.
According to the press release, The Skylia Prophecy includes three difficulty levels, support for multiple languages and even controller vibration (!).
Here's a proper list of game features:
It will be possible to preorder the game on Nintendo eShop and the Microsoft Store on April 16, but not on the PlayStation Store because Sony doesn't love you.
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Staff article by Jason Venter (March 31, 2021)
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