Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth's smartphone port arrived on iOS and Android earlier this week, so we thought we'd spend some time with this version to see how it shapes up. Some things to note before we start: we played the Android version of the game on a Samsung Galaxy S7 (Wikipedia), and the game requires Android 4.4 or later installed. For iPhones you'll need iOS 8 or later. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEqOHBv3knI There are also new features added to this version of the game, such as the ability to select an auto-battle option in or out of combat which lends itself well to a game where you'll have many menial encounters. You'll also be able to quickly save anywhere, which is pretty much a staple of any portable title, and there are paid booster options that will allow you to increase experience gained and so on -- ideal for those who want don't mind dropping some cash to prioritize a story-based experience. For a game featuring 2D sprites on 3D pre-rendered backgrounds on a much larger resolution, the game holds up without looking too blurry. Computer-generated cutscenes that were added in the PlayStation Portable version are also present, though they're a bit worse for wear in a different

Available today on Google Play and the App Store, Vakyrie Profile: Lenneth is a port of the Enix's original 1999 PlayStation game. The smartphone version includes a revamped UI to be more hospitable to touch controls, graphics optimized for smartphones including better-quality character portraits, the ability to save anywhere, an auto battle function, and optional "booster" items you can purchase. You can check out the launch trailer, gameplay, and screenshots below. Vakyrie Profile: Lenneth is $17.99, but is discounted to $15.99 until June 5th 4th. Launch Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evhnRxY_4oU Gameplay Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dnve2Mh6P6U Screenshots

Square Enix has released a new teaser trailer for the RPG Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth, which was a port released back in 2006 on the Playstation Portable. The title of the video mentions that this teaser is the “first teaser trailer” of 2018, implying that further trailers are to follow. A new, official Japanese Twitter account was launched as well. We can only assume the game will either be a port or a remaster, since it shares the same name as its PSP port. According to Siliconera, the teaser was also featured on Famitsu App, which focuses primarily on games for mobile devices. So it is also possible that mobile users may be seeing a port of Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth in the future. However, beyond the trailer, there is no other confirmed information on the title at this time, so we will have to wait and see what Square Enix has in store. You can check out the trailer below. Sources: Siliconera

Service for Valkyrie Anatomia: The Origin has begun in Japan, and we thought we'd take a spin through the new freemium smartphone RPG on iOS and Android. Watch the first hour below! https://www.youtube.com/v/Oxt-wFOwyuU Valkyrie Anatomia: The Origin is set before the original Valkyrie Profile and stars the same protagonist Lenneth. You'll be able to recruit and collect a wide variety of Einherjar for your party of four, and combat functions quite similarly to the series vernacular. The story is told through a series of cutscenes tied to Main Story and Side Story missions, which feature voice acting in key scenes. During a mission, you'll be brought to a map where you'll need to expend AP (stamina) to move from point to point. You can also use AP to heal between battles or crystallize certain enemies on the field map. Should you run out of AP, you won't be able to use the abilities tied to it -- so you can either wait for it to replenish or hand over your pocket change. In battle, if you tap a character's portrait, they'll launch an attack, and character skills can be used by swiping up. Like with any Valkyrie game, you'll need to use expert timing

Another look at the mobile prequel Valkyrie Anatomia: The Origin has surfaced online today in a new trailer focusing on the game's scenario. Although brief, you can catch a short glimpse at some gameplay around the 1:20 minute mark. Valkyrie Anatomia: The Origin is set to launch in Japan on both Android and iOS platforms this Spring.

As promised yesterday by the game's producer Yoshinori Yamagishi on Twitter, Square Enix has finally revealed a teaser video for Valkyrie Anatomia: The Origin. Japanese users can now pre-register for the game here and begin downloading it sometime during Spring this year on iOS and Android devices. No other details were revealed. In addition to Yamagishi-san, the main scenario is written by Daisuke Fujisawa and the game will feature music Motoi Sakuraba. The game's story will be set before Valkyrie Profile. Visit the official site here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5XsnZJe9NY&feature=youtu.be

Square Enix will debut the very first trailer for the recently announced Valkyrie Anatomia: The Origin tomorrow, producer Yoshinori Yamagishi revealed on Twitter. The game's story is set before the events of the first Valkyrie Profile. In addition to Yamagishi, the main scenario is being handled by Daisuke Fujisawa and the game will feature music by Motoi Sakuraba. Although a release is penned in for Japan this Spring, Square Enix has yet to reveal its platform. Stay tuned to Nova Crystallis for more details.

Earlier today, Square Enix announced a brand new RPG titled Valkyrie Anatomia: The Origin, which is currently planned for distribution in Japan this Spring. The official teaser website has revealed new information about the game, including its logo - which features one of the goddesses from the Valkyrie Profile series. The game is produced by Yoshinori Yamagishi and scenario writing by Daisuke Fujisawa. Valkyrie Anatomia: The Origin will also feature music by Motoi Sakuraba. A platform for the game has yet to be announced.