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G-MODE has announced that the fantasy RPG Lost Savior will be released on Nintendo Switch on October 15 for 800 yen. The title is part of the G-MODE Archives+ project, which faithfully recreates original feature phone games for modern consoles. A Steam version is also scheduled to follow on October 28.
Originally released in 2010 by Bandai Namco Games, Lost Savior serves as a successor to Lost Chronicle. Players embark on a journey to save a world facing destruction, exploring 25 countries and regions, as well as the spirit, demon, and god realms. The game features over 1,000 items, 200 types of monsters, and 19 distinct jobs such as fighter and priest.
The gameplay includes deep customization, allowing players to change jobs and inherit skills to develop characters. Combat supports parties of up to three members, requiring strategic team management. Additionally, players can craft powerful equipment using collected materials and increase town levels by completing guild requests.
Offering a substantial experience, the game provides over 60 hours of content, significantly exceeding the playtime of its predecessor. This release continues G-MODE's initiative to preserve classic mobile titles, joining other Bandai Namco Entertainment works currently available through the G-MODE Archives+ platform.
