Voice of Cards | Out Now
Square Enix Ltd., today announced that unique card-based RPG, Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars, is now available digitally for the Nintendo Switch™ system, PlayStation®4 console and PC via Steam®.
In Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars, players will have the opportunity to explore a unique way of storytelling and expand their imaginations. Players will venture through a story set long ago in a world of swords and sorcery, as told by the narrative voice of the Game Master. Follow the protagonist as he sets off to slay a recently awakened Dragon in his pursuits to secure an immense reward. As he and his companions navigate through their adventure, players will participate in turn-based field and dungeon battles that unfold on a board, in the manner of traditional tabletop RPGs.
Expect an all-new, yet nostalgic, gaming experience from the creative talent behind the beloved NieR® and Drakengard® series, including Creative Director, YOKO TARO (Drakengard series, NieR series), Executive Producer, Yosuke Saito (NieR series) and Music Director, Keiichi Okabe (Drakengard 3, NieR series), as well as Character Designer, Kimihiko Fujisaka (Drakengard series).
Starting today, fans can purchase a special bundle set, which includes the game, the Pixel Art Set DLC, and seven more DLC themed after NieR Replicant™ ver.1.22474487139…. The DLC included in the bundle set are also available to purchase individually.
Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars is now available digitally for the Nintendo Switch system, PlayStation®4 console and PC via Steam®. A free demo is also available, which covers events prior to the beginning of the game.
For more information on the game, visit: https://voiceofcards.square-enix-games.com/.
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