In a game dedicated to saluting the JRPGs of the past, a disgraced soldier and his magically gifted sister must confront the shadow of their estranged father in a world where technology feeds on the death of magic.

So I did a thing. About 14 months ago I took Neverspring Chronicles down for an update. That, of course, turned into me completely rebuilding the game from the ground up. The new demo is live. I hope someone likes it!

"A disgraced soldier and his magically gifted sister confront the shadow of their estranged father in a world where technology feeds on the death of magic.​" (( Finally got an updated trailer put together. Always open to feedback and critiques! ))

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A few tries at some new artwork for the thumbnails and title screen. My friend and I are at odds on whether or not to add the japanese writing. Neverspring is an homage to JRPGs but we aren't personally japanese. Is it an acceptable salute or just tacky?

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Combat in Neverspring Chronicles is challenging, not punishing. If someone falls, they'll try to make a comeback. Charge up the bar in time and they'll get up. If everyone falls, avoid a game over by paying the retry cost to reload the start of the fight.

An example of how Magitech devices change your character's Attack Chain. Marrick starts off with just a Magitech Blastr (MK-I) and shows what happens when you add more. Choose between quality and quantity in your Attack Chains by linking Magitech devices.

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Chiaki Nanami!