Snow Battle Princess Sayuki Releasing On Japan Playstation Store In April
We’re not very good at most shooter games; in fact, we’re downright awful. But, we can be sucked in to playing them from time to time by either a gorgeous aesthetic or a cute one (see: NieR: Automata and its more overwhelming segments). So, you could say we’re tentatively peeking at Snow Battle Princess Sayuki as our next “game to make us possibly weep with stress”TM.
Developer Joyfulstar have announced that they will be releasing the game for PlayStation 4 via the PlayStation Store on April 4th in Japan for 1,500 yen, following the worldwide PC release last week, and the upcoming Western release for Nintendo Switch on March 28th. The original version, Snow Battle Princess, was first released for the Playstation 2 back in 2008 in Japan.

The story of Snow Battle Princess Sayuki is simple. A snow goddess Sayuki loves a human boy. One day she learns he has fallen under a curse. Sayuki goes to the mountain, where a lot of demons and ghosts live, with her pet snow rabbit, Toto, to find the ingredients for the cure to his curse.

Key Game Features:
- – 360 Scroll Action – Enemies attack Sayuki from all directions. She also can move to all directions and the screen scrolls according to her.
- – Combo Attacks! – The combo can freeze enemies in one fell swoop! Chain together attacks for great effect!
- – Giant Bosses! – A giant boss enemy lies in wait at the end of each level!
- – Gather snow fairies! – Gather snow fairies hidden across the levels to unlock time attack mode against the Boss.
- – Have a fun with your friend! – Team up with a friend and take on the enemies in co-op mode.

We’re getting a little tense just watching the trailer, which we’ve embedded below, but we think that we could just about survive it. What do you think? Are you going to give this isometric anime shooter a try? Let us know in the comments, or on Facebook and Twitter, and check back for more coverage of this and other Japanese titles.
Snow Battle Princess Sayuki will release for Nintendo Switch via eShop in the West on March 28th 2019.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=50&v=6BZZbXZkkIw
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