Game

Fairy Fencer F 2013

Developed by Compile Heart

  • Role-playing (RPG)

Fairy Fencer F is a fantasy role-playing game under Compile Heart's Galapagos RPG brand for the PlayStation 3. It features Yoshitaka Amano as a concept artist, Nobuo Uematsu as a composer, Tsunako as a character designer, Toshiki Inoue as a screen writer and the "Neptunia Team" as some of the development team. The game uses an evolved version of Hyperdimension Neptunia '​s battle system. A Windows PC port for Steam is announced for an unspecified release date in 2015. A long time ago there was a conflict between a goddess and an evil god. The two deities didn’t fight directly, but created a large number of special weapons for others to use. Eventually, these powers sealed each other and the power vanished from the world. Fast forward to modern times where these leftover weapons are called "Furies" and warriors that wield them are "Fencers." Fury weapons are said to be incredibly powerful, so Fencers constantly scramble to acquire them. By a strange coincidence, two fencers, Fang and Tiara, get caught up in the struggle between the goddess and evil god.

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Epic, classical in form, unpretentious and resolved.

  • intimateepic
  • classical in formformally daring
  • unpretentiousprestige
  • resolvedopen-ended
  • character-ledplot-driven

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