Nayuta no Kiseki: KAI delivers exhilarating co-op action RPG gameplay on PC. Nayuta chains attacks with straightforward controls, while Noi deploys potent season-based magic. Players team up to trigger Gear Craft, forging tools that strike foes, navigate areas, clear traps, and expand options in combat.
The journey spans four seasons-spring, summer, autumn, and winter-where Nayuta shifts environments to alter stages, enemies, terrain, and tactics. Seasonal events and hidden scenarios tie into the core path through a world marked by falling rubble and beliefs in its flat boundaries. Action RPG fans who enjoy crafting gear and cooperative season-shifting battles will find a solid loop here.
[Game Description]
■Exhilarating co-op action!
Nayuta, the protagonist, uses a series of attacks with simple controls, while Noi can unleash powerful season-based magic.
■Blaze new trails by crafting gear!
The the action-packed key to victory!
Nayuta and Noi work together to activate Gear Craft, which can be used to attack enemies, move, remove traps, and much more!
■An adventure through four distinct seasons!
By interacting with the world around him, Nayuta can switch between spring, summer, autumn, and winter!
Not only will the appearance of the action stages change, but the enemies, terrain, and strategies will, too. Unique seasonal events, as well as hidden scenarios closely related to the main storyline can also be unlocked.
■About Nayuta no Kiseki: KAI for Steam®
Originally released in Japan in 2012, Nayuta no Kiseki is an action-packed RPG reborn as the newest member of the KAI series for Steam®!
The Asian version of Nayuta no Kiseki: KAI for PlayStation®4 features HD resolution and high-speed Skip Mode, which were later added to the Japanese version. The Steam® version also contains new and improved graphics for an even more immersive gameplay experience. Embark upon Nayuta's magnificent adventure with the most stunning visuals to date!
■Game Introduction
Rubble from the heavens is falling unto our island...
This world has an "end". We have been taught this for as long as anyone can remember.
Even the limitless stretching seas has a distinct end, beyond which one cannot go.
That’s why many scholars say, "This world is flat." A pretty common perception of the world. ...I wonder if it's really true.
No, I’m sure it's wrong. There are still a lot of unknowns in the world. What are these images we see within the Star Fragments?
I strongly believe that the world is much bigger than that. Yes. The world must be much, much bigger...
in progress...
