Fantasy RPG series Ni no Kuni has been slaying evil for ten years since it originally debuted on the Nintendo DS. However, fans  of the series can now immerse themselves in its world via mobile devices. Heading to iOS and Android later this year, Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds recently received a brand new teaser trailer designed to showcase its charm on the small screen.

The two-minute teaser offers a beautiful example of what’s to come, and also introduces us to the story of Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds. In Cross Worlds, you take on the role of a beta tester who has been tasked with analyzing a profound virtual reality game known as ‘Project N.’ Created by Ichi no Kuni’s Mirai Company, the beta tester will enter the system and be known as a ‘Soul Diver.’ Quickly realizing that this virtually-rendered world is far more advanced than imagined, the protagonist enters a vast, virtual kingdom being terrorized by hostile creatures. Cross Worlds will follow the courageous beta tester as they gather allies to defend the kingdom and its inhabitants from the invading monsters.

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The mobile RPG features MMORPG gameplay and boasts a real-time, hack-and-slash combat style. Developed by Netmarble using Unreal Engine 4, Cross Worlds offers you the choice of five different character classes, including Rogue, Destroyer, Witch, Engineer, and Swordsman.

It's worth noting that Studio Ghibli has worked on Ni no Kuni's ethereal aesthetic in the past, having designed the art style for the first and third entries in the core series. The score, on the other hand, was produced by revered composers Joe Hisaishi and Rei Kondoh. As it stands, neither Ghibli nor the series' lauded music department have been confirmed to be on board for Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds, and are not credited in the newest trailer.

Cross Worlds will continue the series’ signature narrative, where players can enter a ‘kingdom’ to create a guild, cooperate in tasks, and train spirits known as Imazen. Ni no Kuni has also followed the "Isekai" theme throughout its history — for those unacquainted with the term, "Isekai" is a specific genre meaning “accidental travel,” with the direct translation reading “different world.” The genre has appeared in many forms of media throughout manga, anime and video games, and tends to describe a fairly, generic character becoming trapped or reformed in a different dimension, or fantasy universe. This trend can also be seen in the Ni no Kuni film adaptation that was recently released on Netflix.

Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds will release exclusively in Japan on iOS and Android later this year. There has been no word yet on a western localization.

Source: 二ノ国 : Cross Worlds /  YouTube

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