Out of the blue, Taito trademarked a bunch of Super Nintendo titles. Darius Twin, Lufia & The Fortress of Doom, and Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals we’re filed in the USPTO.

As a game that emphasizes playing over storytelling, Lufia has a lot going for it. How much you enjoy it, however, will depend on whether you can get past its bare bones story.

Natsume followed up on their tweet with a batch of localized Lufia: Curse of the Sinistrals screenshots.

Estpolis: The Lands Cursed by the Gods is based on Lufia II, a console RPG with a party of characters to control in turn based battles. Estpolis is in real time, but still lets players switch between Maxim and Tia.

Estpolis: The Lands Cursed by the Gods is a remake of Lufia II, but it’s not the Lufia II you remember. The Super Nintendo game didn’t have dual screen boss battles.

Estpolis: The Lands Cursed is a remake with a new system and character art. See how Square Enix updated the lead characters to fit the new millennium.

Famitsu also revealed details about Estpolis: The Land Cursed by the Gods, a new game in Taito’s Lufia series or Estpolis Denki if you’re in Japan.

How did Square Enix get Lufia? The series is a Taito property and Square Enix acquired Taito.

Before Natsume became synonymous with Harvest Moon they released all kinds of games. RPGs, steampunk shooters, and even ninja titles.