Well the fact that it is free to play takes away much of the edge of criticism I had for this, specifically the generic title which ironically probably FLATTERS what little the game has to offer.
Samurai & Dragons out in English in Asia
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Jonathan Toyad, Associate Editor
No word on localized version of free-to-play strategy action title to be released for North America and Europe markets.
Sega announced that its action strategy hybrid title Samurai & Dragons will be localized in English and will be out in Asia.
Made for the PS Vita, the game is slated for a spring 2013 release in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia. There is no word on a North American or European release at this time.
Samurai & Dragons is an action strategy hybrid title where players fight to gain control of the world of Gaia=End. The game is divided into three parts: an action game where players fight different monsters with different character classes, a strategy simulation where players build their base, and a card battle segment where players fight against opponents to expand their territory.
By
Jonathan Toyad, Associate Editor
Born and raised from a jungle-laden village in Sarawak, Malaysia, Jonathan Toyad has been playing games since the early 90s. He favors fighting games, RPGs, and rhythm titles above every other genre, and occasionally spaces out like Pavlov's dog to video game music on his iPod.
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1 Like This is called Kingdom Conquest for mobile devices. Kinda wonder why it got a name change for the Vita release. Anyone with an iOS or Android device can enjoy it, and its sequel, for free.
I wish there were a comprehensive list of every Vita game in development right now. I don't know about half of these games, I swear.
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