In Sadame, the upcoming action/RPG title launching February 25th to the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS family systems from Rising Star Japan, you have a choice of four wildly unique playable characters to upgrade and defeat the forces of evil. Perhaps the most interesting choice is the Rogue.
Combining several combat elements, including a mid-range polearm, a long-range bow, and magical abilities, there is no shortage of options when it comes to the Rogue. her spells include options that can affect both the player and allies as well as enemies. Need to heal or buff your crew? Or would you rather charm enemy forces to fight for you? How about both mixed in with some combat? The choice is up to you.
The Rogue, as well as the previously revealed Samurai and two other character types, will all have exclusive items and upgrades particular to that class. Along with differing story elements along the main quest, these ensure a wildly different Sadame experience for each character class played.
Set in an alternate version of the historical Sengoku, or Warring States, period in ancient Japan that saw a near constant amount of war and political upheaval, Sadame is a frenetic and imaginative hack-and-slash action/adventure title for the Nintendo 3DS that will have players fight wave after hellish wave of demonic enemies and huge, daunting bosses. Skillfully defeat the evil hordes in front of you with a variety of combos and moves to gain experience – level up your character, improve your weapons and armor, and strengthen yourself to take on the fearsome final foes once and for all!
Here is the Sadame announcement trailer:
Sadame is heading to the U.S. February 25, exclusively on Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS family systems.
Related: SADAME Samurai Class Detailed by Rising Star Games
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