G-MODE Archives+ Brings Feature-Phone RPG LOST SAVIOR to Nintendo Switch on October 15 and Steam on October 28

LOST SAVIOR, a fantasy RPG originally released for feature phones, will be available on Nintendo Switch on October 15 (Thu). The game is part of "G-MODE Archives+" (G-MODEアーカイブス+), a revival project by G-MODE Corporation that faithfully recreates feature-phone game apps just as they were back then and brings them to current consumer game consoles. The Steam version is scheduled to launch on October 28 (Wed).

LOST SAVIOR

Where to Get It

Nintendo Switch: Nintendo Store page. The page becomes active from 12:00 AM on October 15 (Thu).
Steam: Steam store page. The game is scheduled to launch on October 28 (Wed), and players are encouraged to add it to their wishlist ahead of release.

About LOST SAVIOR

LOST SAVIOR

This is the memory of a planet, repeated countless times.

What mission is entrusted to the protagonist to save a lost era?

The game is a fantasy RPG released in 2010 by Bandai Namco Games (now Bandai Namco Entertainment), an original feature-phone title in the lineage of LOST CHRONICLE.

In a world facing its time of destruction, the protagonist continues a journey to save the world while uncovering the secret of their own origins and overcoming various hardships. Players explore 25 countries and regions, as well as the Demon World, Spirit World, Divine World, and many other worlds, in search of the mysteries of the world.

Total play time is significantly longer than that of the predecessor LOST CHRONICLE, exceeding 60 hours, and the RPG is packed with elements for dedicated players. Players can experience an epic story woven by appealing characters.

The game features 1,000 types of items and more than 200 types of monsters. There are also plenty of elements for dedicated players, including 19 job classes such as Fighter and Priest and item synthesis covering about 300 types.

By changing jobs and carrying over skills, players can develop their characters and craft the strongest equipment from collected synthesis materials. Up to three characters can take part in battle, so players can swap in members with different characteristics depending on their strategy. Towns have levels, and completing guild requests raises a town's level.

Note: All images and videos are from the game currently in development.