Natural Doctrine world map, missions, and more detailed

Cita:Kadokawa Games has shared new details on Natural Doctrine, its PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PS Vita simulation RPG due out on March 19 in Japan.

World Maps and Missions

In the world map screen, you can check your current position and information on each stage. There are two types of missions you can select: a Story Mission, which progresses the gameÔÇÖs plot, or a Free Mission, which is useful for leveling up characters and obtaining items. There is a limit to the number of times you can play Free Missions consecutively. Also, if you go to the deepest layer, difficult enemies await. ItÔÇÖs best to be cautious and know when to quit.

Mission Progression

At the start of each stage, ÔÇ£Victory RequirementsÔÇØ will be presented (like ÔÇ£Destroy the EnemyÔÇØ or ÔÇ£Evacuate the Target AreaÔÇØ). Based on these requirements, players will need to establish their battle formation, turn order, and battle objective.

Link Turns

Players can perform an action called ÔÇ£Link Turn,ÔÇØ a system that allows characters to perform several consecutive attacks, but the in case of failure will leave the player exposed to consecutive attacks from the enemy. Being in the same area increases the possibility of executing a Link Turn. This will be prompted by an icon in the lower part of the screen. After a particularly long Link Turn is over, you and your allies will be unable to attack for several turns, and the enemy will get the chance to land consecutive hits. To avoid getting in trouble, use it carefully.

Game Over

In Natural Doctrine, even if only one ally is defeated, it will be game over. Since you canÔÇÖt save during missions, donÔÇÖt forget to save while on the world map.

Difficulty Level

You can select a difficulty level before starting the game, and change this whenever before starting a mission. The game can be played on easy, normal, and hard difficulties.

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Fuente: Gematsu