Namco Bandai has unveiled a new RPG for the Wii called Fragile.
The game is called “Fragile” or “Fragile: Farewell Moon Ruins” in full. It has been described as a “ruin exploration RPG” which I assume is like it sounds and is just exploring ruins. The game will be developed by Tri-Crescendo who have previously made Eternal Sonata and Baiten Kaitos.
Players will assume the role of a young boy named Seto who lives in a futuristic world that has “lost its light”. Much of the world’s population has mysteriously disappeared, leaving only a blanket of cold, evil fog. Seto will explore the ruins of this desolate landscape in the hopes of finding other human beings, particularly a girl called “Heroine”.
At Seto’s disposal will be a flashlight, along with tools of metal and wood such as a stick and metal detector. These items can be used as weapons, to help solve puzzles, dissipate the fog, uncover enemies and more. According to Famitsu, players will move Seto with the Nunchuk’s analog stick and employ the Wii Remote for such actions as pointing the flashlight.
Upon entering the official website, you see a flash application all in japanese, so its no good to me, but through browsing we see various images which may be showing us the characters from the game. Also playing in the background is a lovely piece of music, and lastly we come across a trailer for it which doesnt tell us much, but I uploaded it to youtube and posted it here for you all to have a peek at, as well as some images from the official site.
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