Last year, we talked a lot about Rainbow Moon here at IGN, a PSN-exclusive strategy-slanted RPG that we liked quite a bit. Earlier this year, we exclusively revealed the game’s sequel, Rainbow Skies, and now, new information has emerged about the game.
Rainbow Skies is considered an “indirect sequel” to Rainbow Moon, and has been in development for almost a year. “Rainbow Skies is a new game that takes place in a new world,” explains SideQuest Studios’ CEO Marcus Pukropski, “with new characters, monsters, and a story that isn’t linked to its predecessor.”
As such, “Rainbow Skies is more than just a sequel. We’ll be introducing many new features, including monster taming, an advanced battle system with new combo attacks, new dungeon action elements, a new dialog and emoticon system, new treasure hunt quests, an improved side quest system, explorable buildings, and new mini-games.” Sounds rad.
The game will again tote turn-based, strategy-centric battling, and it will be cross-play between PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita. Unfortunately, mum is the word on the Vita iteration of Rainbow Moon. As of earlier this year, it’s still in development.
For more on Rainbow Skies, read our reveal of the game from earlier this year.
Colin Moriarty is IGN’s Senior Editor. You can follow him on Twitter and IGN and learn just how sad the life of a New York Islanders and New York Jets fan can be.
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