Dreams Uncorporated Announces New Turn-Based RPG Inspired by TWEWY
December 21, 2024 - 15:42
After exploring time as a narrative and mechanical device in their previous title, Dreams Uncorporated is set to shift perspectives with their upcoming RPG, Prisma. The development team aims to capture the essence of classic turn-based gameplay while infusing the project with the unique vibes reminiscent of the beloved game, The World Ends With You (TWEWY).
Prisma promises to deliver a fresh experience for fans of the genre, featuring vibrant visuals and an engaging storyline. The developers are keen on creating a world that resonates with players, offering a blend of nostalgia and innovation. Players can expect a rich cast of characters, each with their own distinct abilities and backgrounds, adding depth to the gameplay.
The team is committed to crafting a game that not only pays homage to its inspirations but also carves out its own identity in the RPG landscape. As anticipation builds, fans are eager to see how Dreams Uncorporated will redefine turn-based mechanics in Prisma.
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