Sega, the creator of numerous wonderful games such as Valkyria Chronicles, Hatsune Miku Project Diva, and many more, has released a new demo for their upcoming game entitled "Valkyria Revolution." The story dwells on elements in the real time combat from the Valkyria Chronicles series which is on PC and PlayStation consoles. However, the said game features more on another side of the story and an overall new gameplay. The players will play as the main character of the story named Amlet, which the demo will reveal the prologue and first battle with the information how the battle between Rus Empire and Jutland Kingdom started.

Save data can be imported to the full game when it will be released

The good thing about demos today is the save data that can be carried over to the full game. "Valkyria Revolution" save data also allows players to do that as based on the article from Gematsu. In addition, the game itself has a world likened to that in "Final Fantasy XV" and action-role playing game elements are present as well. Sega released two trailers for the game, which features a huge chunk of information on how the game will be flowing and the area of Jutland.

It introduced numerous skill leveling, weapon crafting and upgrades, and many more. This is truly a magnificent feature added to "Valkyria Revolution." Aside from that battle systems are real time based, which will be exciting as players slash or shoot their way through and gain experience in victory. Aside from the trailer above, another trailer shows the area of LeGION and additional information on the battle system.

Overall, "Valkyria Revolution" has promise and good impression basing on the trailers itself. The game will be released on the PlayStation 4, PS Vita, and Xbox One in North America and Europe on Q2 2017. From the origins of the "Valkyrurs," those with a unique hair and blazing amber eyes that glow with blue energy, wields super human strength and can help turn the tides of battle. These people known as "Valkyrur" are present in the game. A demo is now available in Japan.