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Sony Online Entertainment announced the release of the fourth EverQuest: Legends of Norrath set, Oathbreaker, which completes the story arc that began in LoN‘s Oathbound, providing a “dramatic finale” for characters.
SOE said new gameplay will be introduced to build on the old system and allow for more strategies and combos in the online card-based strategy title. It adds 250 new cards, new loot and promo cards, and a new island guardian, Chel’Drak the dragon turtle (is it a dragon or a turtle? Seriously, man).
According to SOE, LoN players have thrown down over a million matches since the title launched nine months ago. Oathbreaker‘s to be the last release before the August tournament at Gen Con Indy – wannabe competitors must qualify by July 12-13. Why not try, if you’re into it? There’s $AU 105,000 at stake!
Full details after the jump.
Atlus announced it’s bringing a refurbed version of card-based strategy RPG Yggdra Union, originally released on GBA, to PSP on September 16th. According to the publisher, this version remasters the visuals and audio, adds voice dialogue in Japanese and English, plus the all-important widescreen aspect ratio.
The gameplay sounds a little bit real-time action and a little bit turn-based strategy, with a card combat system. Full release follows the jump.
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