Nintendo Direct (5/11/2016) Culdcept Revolt カルドセプト レボルト (3DS)

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Published on May 13, 2016 12:28:16 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bmaqepsr4Hc

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Culdcept Revolt (2017)

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Here is the latest Nintendo Direct special edition featuring the upcoming Culdcept Revolt for Nintendo 3DS.

Here's what we know so far regarding gameplay changes, via Andyman at Culdceptcentral.com

"The castle is no more. You "lap" by passing the last gate (fort). This probably also means there are spells that will mark your gates passed and mark opposing Cepters' gates unpassed.

Likewise, the win condition has changed - you now win by passing the next gate. No more desperate racing back to the castle!

You now roll 2 dice instead of 1. Each die is 1-5 + C (the Culdcept symbol). C is zero if on one die - if you roll 2 C's, you've rolled a 12. The dice are apparently the same for all maps. We also know that Fly is in the game, but since Fly used to allow you to roll 2 dice, we don't know what Fly's new effect is yet.

The last-phase Territory command structure has changed. You can now use these on any of your creatures at any time (Telegnosis-style), but when you do, the target creature will "sit" (your creatures will "stand" if you land on a gate - completing a "lap" probably resets them also). Some spells will also "stand" a creature, allowing it to be used again before its normal reset.

Creatures now recover a uniform 10HP per "lap". This helps low-MHP creatures a lot compared to previous games, and nerfs high-MHP creatures' recovery a bit.

You no longer get a +10ST bonus in battle per neighboring allied creature. This is probably due to the Territory command structure change, for balance.

Multi-area maps are no more. All maps are single-area now. This makes symbols easier to use (and more effective), and changes the mass-effect spell landscape quite a bit!

You can hold up to 10 cards in hand now.

The game has roughly 400 cards, and roughly 200 of them are new. Many of the existing cards feature new artwork (which looks completely awesome, from what I've seen so far). They've added at least 2 new artists to the mix as well.

It features all-new character artwork by renowned artist Kinu Nishimura.

The music is composed by Kenji Ito, who also composed the music for Culdcept II and much of the music for Culdcept Saga.

According to akwan_tarot, the demo is already available. To get it, you need to either pre-purchase the game, or spend 500 silver gift points from your "My Nintendo" account."

Footage copyright Nintendo of Japan and Omiya Soft.

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