The PlayStation 4 version of Nayuta nee Kiseki will launch publisher and developer Falcom in Japan on June 24 for 4,378 yen in retail and 3,960 yen.
Pre-orders include ‘Full soundtrack: Nayuta no Kiseki: Kai, A two-disc soundtrack featuring all 60 songs from the game, including the theme song “Nayuta no Hoshi no Monogatari.”
Here is a brief overview of the game via Falcom:
Nayuta nee Kiseki—And ambitious entry into the Routes series originally released in 2012 for PSP, which adopts an RPG-style action, making for PlayStation 4 as the latest entry in the Kai series (enhanced ports of older Falcom games).
In addition to new illustrations for the main characters, new illustrations have also been added for each of the characters that appear on ‘Remnant Island’, where the story of the game takes place. Graphic elements have also been significantly improved, including dedicated illustrations for event scenes and other visual aspects.
There are also several other upgrades that use PlayStation 4, including support for 60 frames per second, high-definition image quality and high-quality background music and sound effects, which tells the story of Nayuta nee Kiseki more accessible than ever before.
Read more about the game here.
Check out the first screenshots of the PlayStation 4 version in the gallery.
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