Back in 2015, Atlus announced that they would be releasing a browser-based version of Odin Sphere Leifthrasir, emulating the style of classics 8-bit games. Today, Atlus has released the game to the public, and you can play it on their official website. You play as Gwendolyn, and the goal is simply to survive as long as you can. As you defeat enemies you’ll gain experience and become stronger, but at the same time the enemies increase in number and strength as well.
After a successful Twitter campaign, Atlus has confirmed development of an 8-bit browser version of Odin Sphere Leifthrasir. Thanks to everyone who participated! Symbiotic and functional interaction between companies and their fans is always a good thing to see, and this campaign yielded a pretty cool result.
In addition to this, Atlus has also published a couple of new trailers to promote Odin Sphere Leifthrasir. The first one I’ve attached is a short but cool comparison demo between Leifthrasir’s PS2 and PS4 versions. Leifthrasir is a remake of Odin Sphere for the PS2, which is being redeveloped for the PS3, PS4, and Vita. The second video demos Oswald, one of the story leads, and his fighting capabilities.
Atlus has launched a new Twitter campaign to gauge interest in an 8-bit browser game based on Odin Sphere: Leifthrasir. The game will only be made available if fans manage to send out 28,880 tweets by November 30th. At the moment, the number of tweets is already past 20,000, so it seems likely that the target will be met with plenty of time to spare. Atlus has also launched an official webpage for the 8-bit version, and a Youtube trailer (which you can find below) giving us an early look at the graphics and gameplay (once you get past the bizarre opening).
If you want to help to reach the 28,880 tweets, you can do so by following this link.