Light Fairytale Episode 1 for Xbox One launches September 13

The Xbox One version of Light Fairytale Episode 1 will launch on September 13, developer neko.works announced. The PlayStation 4 version will follow in the coming months.

Pre-orders for the Xbox One version are now available via the Microsoft Store for $7.49, a 25 percent discount off its standard price of $9.99.

Light Fairytale Episode 1 first launched for PC via Steam Early Access in November 2018, with a full release following in May 2019. Episode 2 is currently in development for release in 2019 on PC.

Here is an overview of the game, via neko.works:

Introduction

Light Fairytale is a 3D turn-based Japanese-style RPG set in a dying underground world, ruled by a fierce and powerful empire.

The goal of this project is to bring back the immersion and emotion of 90’s era JRPGs, but with modern graphics and gameplay systems.

Story

A long time ago, the world was prosperous. Technology and sciences were quite advanced, and people lived in great pleasure and casual excess. However, this proved their undoing when the world, seemingly in an instant, was destroyed as they knew it forever.

Desperate and forlorn, the survivors of civilization resorted to fleeing to the only place on the planet where it was still possible to live – underground. And so there they stayed, and survived.

Thousands of years later, the history of the surface has been forgotten, left to dust, and the wealth of the past lost to time. Even the very word sky has lost all meaning…

And then, a young boy named Haru wakes one day, fleeting dreams of vast green plains and a clear blue void locked in his memory; deep rooted, unshakeable… and driving him to know just what he saw.

Now, he must embark on a great adventure in order to discover the mysteries of the lost world, confronting the rulers of this dystopian society and beyond with the aid of a mysterious, silver haired girl…

Light Fairytale will span over multiple episodes. A long journey awaits!

Characters

• Haru – A bit lazy and a lot naive, Haru nonetheless is a kind soul and knows how to handle himself if push comes to shut. His noble heart can move people to do things they’d never dreamed themselves capable.
• Kuroko – She might be short and cute (sometimes), but don’t let that fool you: Kuroko is exceedingly capable in battle and always willing to step up. She’s also fond of technology – maaaybe a bit too much so.

Watch the launch trailer for the PC version below.