Live a Live Remake’s Middle Ages Story Teased

Live a Live Remake’s Middle Ages Story Teased

There’s another new Live a Live remake trailer, and this one looks at an era near the end of its story. People can now learn more about The Middle Ages: The Lord of Dark in Live a Live. This era is only unlocked after a player completes the other scenarios.

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Here’s the latest trailer. Oersted is meant to marry the princess Alethea. However, a demon lord steals her away. Oersted and his allies Streibough, Hasshe, and Uranus go to save her.

There are also some screenshots showing off this part of the Live a Live story.

In case you missed some of them, here are the other Live a Live remake trailers looking at the game’s different eras.

The Live a Live remake will come to the Nintendo Switch on July 22, 2022. The original game appeared on the Super Famicom in Japan.


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