#divine dynamo flamefrit

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I think I’m always going to be a fan of Inti Creates in my heart of hearts because even if they’re making shlock, there’s an earnestness to the way they make it.

I’m pretty sure that Divine Dynamo Flamefrit was literally just an April Fool’s Joke they made to help advertise Card-en-Ciel (the conceit being that all the cards from that game are based on either other Inti Creates games or totally fictional franchises) and then went “well wait, why don’t we just make this?”

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Divine Dynamo Flamefrit launches November 21 - Gematsu

Divine Dynamo Flamefrit will launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC via Steam on November 21, developer Inti Creates announced. Users who purchased the PC (Steam) version of Card-en-Ciel will receive access to the game on November 14, one week before consoles.

Here is an overview of the game, via Inti Creates:

Divine Dynamo Flamefrit is a 2D action homage to the games and anime of the 90s. Players control hero Yuto Hino in top-down action stages, and climb aboard the giant robot Flamefrit for first-person boss battles. You’ll need to master both gameplay styles to restore peace to the fantasy realm of Hologard!. Yuto won’t need to journey alone, however. As you make your way across Hologard, you’ll meet your lost friends along the way. Each of them will offer a new magical ability to assist your journey, and will even join boss battles in their Divine Dynamos! The retro-styled adventure began as a fictional game in Card-en-Ciel, released last week on October 24. Now players will be able to experience the journey of Yuto Hino first-hand as he adventures through Hologard to save his friends and the world. Anyone who pre-purchased Card-en-Ciel on Steam will get access to the game on November 14, a week before consoles.

Watch a new trailer below.

Release Date Trailer

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Cinematech's Trailer Park - Divine Dynamo Flamefrit (Multiplatform)

Your soul is about to burn bright!

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Nintendo Switch Weekly Round-Up for the Week Ending November 23rd, 2024

Hello gentle readers, and welcome to the Nintendo Switch Weekly Round-Up for the week ending November 23rd, 2024. A pretty rough week this time around, but I suppose that's to be expected as we make our way into the last weeks of the year. Still, there are a few reasonably well-known games in the lot, and a few interesting oddballs. Let's check out this week in the world of Switch!

Featured New Releases

Stray ($29.99)

Annapurna's stylish tale of a stray cat exploring a very unusual city makes its way to the Switch with a clear but acceptable visual downgrade. This game got quite a lot of attention on other platforms, and if you haven't had the chance to check it out elsewhere yet, you could certainly do that here. Be the cat. Knock stuff off high shelves. Cat stuff.

MySims: Cozy Bundle ($39.99)

I've been saying for years that EA should bring The Sims to the Switch, and… well, close enough. The MySims games were hybrids of The Sims and Animal Crossing aimed at the Nintendo audience. There are two here: MySims and MySims Kingdom, both ports of the Wii versions. These games certainly had their fans back in the day, and I'm sure they'll pick up some new fans here.

Life is Strange: Double Exposure ($49.99)

Here's the latest in the Life is Strange series, this time bringing back Max from the original game. Her friend has been murdered, and Max attempts to use the powers of time reversal to fix things. She instead ends up shifting into a parallel universe where her friend is alive, but still at risk. You'll have to jump between realities to try to set things right for everyone. Opinions have run the gamut on this one, so it's really hard to say how well you'll like it.

Divine Dynamo Flamefrit ($6.99)

A person might be inclined to ask why such a nice-looking Inti-Creates game would debut at such a low price. Well, hypothetical person, I'll be the one to satisfy your curiosity. Divine Dynamo Flamefrit is a pretty solid combination of top-down action and first-person mech battles. But it is quite short, and I suspect most will finish it in an evening. Is that bad? Well, I suppose it depends what you're after. But that's probably why it's so affordable.

G.I. Joe: Wrath of Cobra ($24.99)

After the success of Shredder's Revenge, pretty much every 1980s pop culture IP that could be made into a cartoony beat 'em up has been pulled out of its grave and put into service. Here's G.I. Joe's take on the idea, and all things considered this isn't the biggest stretch for the property. Choose from several Joes and battle the evil forces of Cobra to thwart their plot to steal the world's landmarks. Yes, even that part was borrowed from TMNT. This isn't a terribly good example of the genre, but it isn't awful either. It's not like G.I. Joe fans are feasting on video games these days, so it might be good enough.

Touhou Spell Carnival ($49.99)

Most of the Touhou games tend to mash up bullet hell with some other genre, and that's the case here as well. This time, it's a bullet hell strategy RPG. Alright. The familiar characters are here, and fans will likely enjoy what it has to offer. As Touhou Project games go, it's not bad. Certainly unique, if nothing else.

Zero to Dance Hero ($49.99)

This is a fitness dancing game from the folks at Imagineer, who also developed the Fitness Boxing games. I'm sure it's as well-made as it could be, but I can't imagine any world where someone picks this over the similar Just Dance given that the latter has tons of recognizable tunes and this has nothing of the sort. Still, it's here if you want it.

Shinjuku Soumei ($29.99)

A visual novel set in the slum of Kabukicho, it follows the life of a man who is immortal and unable to leave Shinjuku. An intriguing premise, but I'd caution against picking this game up. The localization is absolutely dreadful, and I would not be even remotely surprised to find out it was a machine translation. I feel if you're charging this much for your visual novel, you can at least get a decent English script in there. Oh well.

Sanya ($14.99)

A little narrative adventure game set in a town in 1990s post-Soviet Russia. You play as a kid and are just hanging out enjoying your summer. Help people out, run around on fetch quests, and take care of a dog. It has a chill vibe to it, but for some reason decides to be a bad platformer at a certain point in the game. I could imagine some people getting a lot out of it, though.

Kuukiyomi 4: Consider It ($7.99)

The fourth in this wacky series about trying to find common sense in nonsensical situations really just offers up another plate of the same. You get one hundred new tests of your ability to consider others, each of which amounts to a micro-game where you have to manipulate whatever the red object or person is and find the right action. Kind of a variant on the Wario Ware idea. I've enjoyed this series so far, and I like this one too.

Spirit Mancer ($19.99)

This game combines action platforming with creature collecting and some light deckbuilding stuff. It's fine. Not something you'll run around telling everyone about after playing it, but you likely won't have a terrible time with it. Some solid background music, I suppose. Not much more I can say about it.

Super Bunny Man ($14.99)

Sure, why not a co-op physics platformer about weird guys in bunny suits? Fifty levels. A party mode. It's a thing you can play. It's stupid, it's funny, and it's definitely best enjoyed with friends so that you can mess with each other along the way. If you're in the right mood, you'll really have a good time with this nonsense.

Arcade Archives Final Blow ($7.99)

This week's Arcade Archives pick is Taito's 1989 boxing game that is probably best known for its Genesis port under the name Buster Douglas Knock-Out Boxing. It's more spectacle than anything else, and that spectacle is understandably less spectacular in the present day. It's certainly a change of pace within the Arcade Archives line, but just be warned that it's not and never has been anywhere near as good as Punch-Out.

EGGCONSOLE Guardic MSX ($6.49)

Ah, another EGGCONSOLE release that you can actually play without knowing Japanese. These are fairly uncommon. This is a single-screen shooter from Compile that has a slightly puzzle-ish component to its mechanics. If you remember The Guardian Legend on the NES, that was an in-name-only successor to this game. They aren't similar games at all, but that's fun trivia. Bust it out at parties to be the coolest person in the room.

Super Rolling Heroes Deluxe ($10.99)

You know, it's one of those games where you're rolling a ball through various courses. You've got sixty to get through here. You can customize your little ball hero's look if you want. And you might as well. Adds a little needed texture to the whole thing. I've played better games like this, but I know some folks out there can't get enough of them. Maybe that's you?

Arida: Backland's Awakening ($10.99)

This is a survival game set in the 19th century in the backlands of Brazil, which is a rather cool setting for this kind of thing. Gather your equipment, look for resources, craft things, and follow the story. It's relatively short, and you probably shouldn't expect too much depth from the survival mechanics. This has been out for a while on other platforms, and the general response has been lukewarm. But you know, not cold. So that's something. Do what you will with it.

Servonauts ($14.99)

We don't get as many Overcooked take-offs as we used to, so it's nice to see one pop up. In this couch co-op game, you're running a gas station. It's not a normal gas station, because you actually have to make the requested gas. Which, you know, makes it work out a lot like Overcooked. Something to play with the friends or family on a gaming night, at least.

Loco Motive ($17.99)

This is a comedic point-and-click style adventure game where you have to solve a murder mystery on board a steam train. There are three playable characters, and you'll have to swap between them to do what needs to be done. There are lots of strange characters to meet, and plenty of puzzles to solve. If you like this genre, you'll probably have a great time with this excellent game. Very well done.

Eraser VS Ruler ($7.00)

Truly a battle for the ages. This is another SAT-BOX joint, but you can only play solo offline. Online, you can engage in battles between four players. That might be a bit more interesting. I don't know, I bounced off this publisher's games ages ago. I suppose I could see a kid having fun with the building aspect, at least.

Bridges & Docks ($4.99)

A chill game about building islands and decorating them. You'll be given goals to complete, and as you do you'll unlock more parts you can use on your island. I know, bridges and docks seem like a lot to ask for at five dollars. But it's true, both are here.

Time Walker: Dark World ($6.99)

A fairly straightforward auto-battler roguelite, one that reminds me a bit of Battleheart. Remember Battleheart? There was that Guardians of the Galaxy game that just slapped a skin on Battleheart that was only around for a few months, too. Anyway, this isn't as good as Battleheart. But it's not bad on the whole. There's a demo so you can give it a shot and see for yourself how much you like it.

Idle Devils ($11.99)

If you're up for an idle game, here's one of those. A bit lewd, so make your own call on that. I know I'm saying this a lot today, but this is neither particularly good nor particularly bad. Surely there are better things to spend your money and time on than something that gets only a shrug from the ol' Shaunster? Well, do as you will.

Ichima-san ($10.99)

This is… pretty nifty. You've been transformed into a traditional Japanese doll and need to explore the house to try to find a way to turn back. You need to be careful around humans, because they will freak out if they see you. A little stealth, a few supernatural tricks, and a lot of wandering around checking things out. There's a whiff of Chibi Robo to this, albeit through a very different lens.

Samuza ($9.99)

Some kind of weird platformer. You can play with another person in a split-screen mode. It has weird physics and likes to throw out obstacles that could have been pulled from that TV show Wipeout. Not the awesome Psygnosis game Wipeout. Rail guns and platforming are rare bedfellows.

That's all for this week, friends. We'll be back next Saturday with another Round-Up as we finish out November. We might see a few more decent games next week, but most of the heavy ammo has been spent for this year. As ever, I will plug both my Patreon (where you can find lots of cool exclusive articles) and my Ko-Fi (tips help me run this blog). There, plugged. I hope you have a super Saturday, and as always, thanks for reading!

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Divine Dynamo Flamefrit - Nintendo Switch gameplay release

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Divine Dynamo Flamefrit verrà lanciato su PS5, PS4, Xbox Series, Xbox One, Switch e PC (Steam) il 21 Novembre, ha annunciato lo sviluppatore Inti Creates.

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First look at Divine Dynamo Flamefrit

A new trailer has been released for Divine Dynamo Flamefrit. No release date was specified.

"Divine Dynamo Flamefrit" is bringing back classic 2D action! Play as the hero Yuto in top-down slashing adventure stages, and pilot the magical robot Flamefrit for first-person boss battles! Master both styles of gameplay to restore peace to the parallel world of Hologard!

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Played the Divine Dynamo Flamefrit demo, and you know what? Close enough, welcome back Impact!

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Divine Dynamo Flamefrit releases today digitally for the PS4/5, Xbox One/Series, Switch and Steam.

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Inti Creates announces fantasy robot anime-inspired 2D action game Divine Dynamo Flamefrit https://www.gematsu.com/2024/03/inti-creates-announces-fantasy-robot-anime-inspired-2d-action-game-divine-dynamo-flamefrit

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Divine Dynamo Flamefrit launches this winter for PS5, Xbox Series, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC - Gematsu

Retro-style action game Divine Dynamo Flamefrit will launch digitally for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC via Steam this winter worldwide, developer Inti Creates announced.

In Japan, Divine Dynamo Flamefrit will also be available as a bonus game included with physical edition copies of Card-en-Ciel for PlayStation 5 and Switch, which is due out on October 24.

Get the latest details below.

A Nostalgic Adventure Of Swords And Sorcery

Today, July 19, Inti Creates has announced their latest game project, Divine Dynamo Flamefrit, at the BitSummit Drift game show in Kyoto, Japan. Divine Dynamo Flamefrit is a 2D action homage to the games and anime of the 90s. Players will control hero Yuto Hino in top-down action stages, and climb aboard the giant robot Flamefrit for first-person boss battles. Master both gameplay styles! Originally teased as an April Fools’ Prank, Divine Dynamo Flamefrit was scheduled to launch exclusively on physical releases of Card-en-Ciel in Japan on October 24, 2024. Inti Creates is happy to reveal that Flamefrit will also be releasing digitally on all major platforms, (Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Steam)! Release date, price, and more details to be announced soon.

Retro Action With a 90s Flare! Based on a Saturday Morning Cartoon That Never Existed!

Divine Dynamo Flamefrit strives to recreate the aesthetic of games and anime from the 90s and pair it with thrilling 2D action. This top-down / first-person action-adventure will be coming to all major platforms in winter 2024! Play as the hero Yuto in top-down slashing adventure stages, and pilot the magical robot Flamefrit for first-person boss battles! Master both styles of gameplay to restore peace to the parallel world of Hologard! Originally teased as an April Fools’ Prank, Divine Dynamo Flamefrit was scheduled to launch exclusively on physical releases of Card-en-Ciel in Japan on October 24, 2024. Inti Creates is happy to reveal that Flamefrit will also be releasing digitally on all major platforms, (Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Steam)! Release date, price, and more details to be announced soon.

Retro Action With a 90s Flare! Based on a Saturday Morning Cartoon That Never Existed!

Divine Dynamo Flamefrit strives to recreate the aesthetic of games and anime from the 90s and pair it with thrilling 2D action. This top-down / first-person action-adventure will be coming to all major platforms in winter 2024! Play as the hero Yuto in top-down slashing adventure stages, and pilot the magical robot Flamefrit for first-person boss battles! Master both styles of gameplay to restore peace to the parallel world of Hologard!

Conquer the Fantasy Adventure With Sword and Sorcery

Yuto is a master of the sword and can unleash different attacks with a single button. Keep attacking for a three-hit combo or charge a fiery spinning slash!

—Yuto can combo his sword attacks up to three times!

—Hold the attack button, then release a fiery spin!

Yuto’s roll can dodge enemies attack, but will also let him counter enemies with the right timing!

–Yuto is invincible while rolling!

—A well-timed attack during a roll will activate a counter-attack!

S—Summon allies for powerful but expensive attacks.

Find and recruit allies to summon them in battle for powerful magic attacks or help with dangerous traps. Adventure through the magical realm of Hologard with your most trusted friends!

Challenge Bosses in First-Person

Boss battles change the point of view completely to a first-person vantage. Use the crosshairs to control Flamefrit and slash enemy magic out of the air, and slice and dice the foe when the they get near! Guard well to charge up Flamefrit’s power! Strike them down with the “Flame Saber!” —Move the crosshair and fire to drive off attacks! When the foe approaches, swing your sword!

—Guard enemy attacks to charge up Flamefrit’s power. At full power, Flamefrit can unleash his devastating “Flame Saber”!

—Guard the boss’ special attack at the right time to cock swords. press attack rapidly to throw off their guard and leave them open!

—Summon allies in their Divine Dynamies for full-screen attacks!

Call upon your friends in their Divine Dynamos for powerful one-time attacks as your trump cards. Each ally you recruit will increase your fighting strength, so find as many as you can along your journey!

Characters

Yuto Hino (voiced by Allanah Fitzgerald in English)

“My soul’s burning bright!”

Japanese middle school boy who was summoned to another world. He sets off on an adventure of swords and sorcery in the fantasy realm of “Hologard” alongside his partner Knight Flamefrit and trusty friends. While he doesn’t mind the clingy affections of his childhood friend Maho, he reacts poorly when their friends begin teasing the two of them.

—Ability: Charge Attack

Yuto unleashes the fire in his soul. Capable of burning grass and melting ice.

Knight Flamefrit (voiced by Peter von Gomm in English)

“Yuto! Trust in the spirits!”

Yuto’s Divine Dynamo with the title of “Knight.” He normally dwells within Yuto’s sword. He is a sentient robot created by an ancient civilization to fight against the nascent demon lord. For his ultimate attack, he swings his sword clad in flames while yelling, “Strike them down! Flame Saber!”

Maho Kazamatsuri (voiced by Angel Haven Rey in English)

“Take care, Yuto!”

She was summoned to Hologard alongside her childhood friend Yuto. Maho has been inseparable from Yuto for as long as they can remember. She is in line to inherit her family’s shrine, and is known for her courage. Her Divine Dynamo is the Mage Winsylph. Those around her often tease Maho for her close relationship with Yuto, often calling them husband and wife. Maho firmly believes they will indeed be married some day, and thinks nothing of it.

—Ability: Wind Magic

Summons an enemy-seeking tornado! Powers up based on the terrain!

Tamaki Mikagami (voiced by Bryn Apprill in English)

“All the best!”

A friend of Yuto and Maho who was summoned with them. Tamaki is a willful girl who often fights with Yuto. She despises evil and cowardly people. Her Divine Dynamo is the Monk Aquadeen. She often gets irritated watching Yuto and Maho avoid feelings for one another.

—Ability: Ice Magic

Launches ice in wide spread! Remains on the ground to damage enemies, and can extinguish even hot lava.

Mamoru Tsuchiya (voiced by Chris Nelson in English)

“I’ll protect you all!”

A friend of Yuto and Maho who was summoned alongside them. Mamoru’s appearance is quite older than his true age, making him defensive at times. He is Yuto’s trusty confidante. His Divine Dynamo is the Warrior Gaiatan. His straightforward demeanor often makes him the mediator of the four friends.

—Ability: Shield Tackle

Mamoru protects Yuto with a charging shield. It gains power with each attack it absorbs!

Watch the trailer below. View the screenshots at the gallery. Visit the official website here.

Debut Trailer

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Card-en-Ciel launches October 24

From Gematsu

Deckbuilder RPG Card-en-Ciel will launch digitally for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC via Steam on October 24 worldwide, developer Inti Creates announced.

In Japan, physical editions of Card-en-Ciel will also be available for PlayStation 5 and Switch. The standard edition will cost 4,950 yen and the limited edition will cost 10,890 yen. The latter includes a copy of the game, art book, three-disc soundtrack CD, and acrylic Ancie keychain. Both the standard and limited physical editions will also include the recently announced Divine Dynamo Flamefrit as a bonus.

Get the latest details below.

■ A Card-Battling RPG Through the Eras of Gaming

Today, Inti Creates has revealed an October 24, 2024 release date for their roguelite card-battling RPG, Card-en-Ciel. Alongside this announcement, they have unveiled a new trailer detailing the gameplay in their new title. Card-en-Ciel stars Neon, a gaming detective, as he collects and battles with over 300 cards on a deck-building RPG adventure. Players will adventure through over 10 different dungeons, earning character cards to strengthen their deck and unlock new techniques to use in ever-expanding roguelite card battles. Special “Muse Cards” add another layer to the card battles, activating powerful abilities with their songs during battle, with 50 vocal tracks included in-game. Together with the Muses’ song abilities, players will use hidden card “glitches” and even enemies’ attacks against them to perform satisfying, full power combos with their unique decks.

■ An In-Universe Game Becomes Real! Divine Dynamo Flamefrit

Inti Creates is turning fantasy into reality, creating a playable version of a game invented for Card-en-Ciel! Stay tuned for more details on Divine Dynamo Flamefrit!

About Divine Dynamo Flamefrit

Divine Dynamo Flamefrit is a 2D action game modeled after the styles of robot anime popular in the 90s. Divine Dynamo Flamefrit is a 2D action homage to 90s fantasy and robot anime. Players are invited to adventure through the fantasy world in top-down view as young man summoned from another world, Yuuto Hino (voiced by Konami Yoshida in Japanese). When he encounters a boss battle, gameplay switches to first-person action aboard his robot companion, Flamefrit (voiced by Kenyuu Horiuchi in Japanese).

■ Story

In the world of the “full-dive” virtual reality game “Rust Tactics,” characters from other video games have started to appear, complete with wills of their own. When a member of the dev team, Ancie, reaches out for help, “Gaming Chair Detective” Neon springs into action to solve the mystery in the digital world. Venture through the games turned into dungeons, encounter heroes and heroines, make friends and save the gaming world! “Time for a prismatic show!”

■ Characters

Neon (voiced by Aleks Le in English, Tomohiro Oono in Japanese)

A talented hacker who solves crimes that take place in full-dive virtual reality worlds, also known as the “Gaming Chair Detective.” When he takes on Ancie’s request to help her in the world of Rust Tactics, he discovers what appear to be sentient characters from other games, kicking off an adventure across the game multiverse.

Ancie (voiced by Christina Vee in English, Ruriko Noguchi in Japanese)

A developer with Helios Interactive, makers of Rust Tactics, who reaches out to Neon for help when an incident occurs in the game world. Ancie supports Neon’s dungeon crawling in various ways, such as analyzing enemy data to create cards.

■ Game Outline

Delve into Roguelite Virtual Dungeons

Freely roam around each dungeon to conquer it at your own pace. Defeating each enemy adds a powerful new ally to your deck of cards, but you’ll be able to skip battles and run straight to the boss when you’re ready to battle. The number of turns you take in a dungeon will determine your score, so be sure to go fast when you’re aiming for a top score! When you enter a normal dungeon, your deck will be reset, allowing you to try out new strategies each time. But don’t worry, that doesn’t mean you lose the cards you gathered in the dungeon! You’ll be able to use your collecting cards by bringing them with you into dungeons, as trump cards during critical moments, and in special Grand Battle Dungeons you’ll unlock while playing the game.

Each Card is its Own Character

Card-en-Ciel includes over 300 different cards featuring characters from in-universe video games, each with their own personality. Every card is fully voiced, from when you first earn it to when you use their special abilities in battle. They’ll even react when you’re doing well or in trouble, and talk to their friends and enemies while idle! The characters on your cards come alive thanks to the “Link Etude System” in Card-en-Ciel. In addition to in-universe game characters, Inti Creates game characters are also featured on cards!

Powerful Muses Offer Their Support With 50 Unique Songs

Special cards featuring “Muse” characters will begin singing in battle when you meet their requirements, providing powerful effects on top of your normal card abilities. The Muses’ songs were created as if they were featured in their respective games, down to the style of the era! 50 songs are included, from opening themes, endings, and hot-blooded battle songs. You can bring multiple Muses into battle, where their songs swap in as you meet their conditions, keeping the action lively.

Enjoy the Full-Fledged Story

The story unfolds across more than 10 dungeons, each with its own unique encounters, cards to collect, and Muses with new songs. Your dungeon dives culminate in a challenging boss fight against the featured game world’s heroes and heroines, with twists that tie into the games themselves. After clearing a dungeon, you’ll gain access to 10 additional difficulty settings. These hard modes not only power up enemies, but add new rules that you might even be able to use to your advantage to take on the tougher foes. In addition to the story mode, you can battle other players in real-time player-versus-player, or challenge a daily dungeon to rank on the online leaderboards!

Watch a new trailer below. View a new set of screenshots at the gallery.

Gameplay Trailer

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Il gioco d'azione in stile retrò Divine Dynamo Flamefrit verrà lanciato digitalmente su PS5, PS4, Xbox Series, Xbox One, Switch e PC (Steam) questo Inverno in tutto il mondo, ha annunciato Inti Creates.