Exist Archive: The Other Side of the Sky Released as a Digital Download within Europe for PS4 & PS Vita
18/10/2016 2 Comments
In a relatively silent announcement release Aksys Games have today released the JPRG game Exist Archive: The Other Side of the Sky as a digital download onto the PS4 and PS Vita within Europe.
Published and distributed by Aksys Games, the same studio who releases BlazBlue games in America, and developed by Tri-Ace and Spike Chunsoft, Exist Archive: The Other Side of the Sky is an expansive RPG that will see players in control of numerous characters as they venture on a quest through 2D dungeons and do battle with monsters in full 3D environments in a turn-based-combat style. Put simply it’s an interesting JRPG adventure albeit with a slight twist; and with over 50 hours worth of gameplay (and dual-audio) promised it’s a game that will keep you occupied for awhile; or so the announcement states at least.
Unfortunately Exist Archive: The Other Side of the Sky is only available as a digital download within Europe; however Aksys Games is currently offering a 20% launch discount for Playstation Plus subscribers for a limited time only. This offer applies to both the PS4 and PS Vita versions of the game.
Key Features:
- Strategize and Execute: Each character attack corresponds to a button that unleashes massive devastation. Maximize the punishment you dish out to enemies by building powerful combos!
- Chemistry is Key: Mixing and combining attacks will affect your party chemistry. Trigger special events and attack combos by balancing your Friendship, Affection and Rival levels. What insane skills will you unlock?
- Fortune Favors the Bold: Your choices dictate the fate of your party and offer multiple paths to unique endings.
- Massive Content: 50 hours of gameplay, Dual voice implementation of both English and Japanese voice overs, power ups, skill customizations, hidden dungeons and items await!
Exist Archive: The Other Side of the Sky is now available as a Digital Download within Europe for the PS4 and PS Vita; however those wishing to own a retail version of the game can import the game from America.
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Do these kind of digital games ever drop in price? Every advantage lies with the seller since there’s no physical.
They do occasionally drop in price as part of weekly / bi-weekly sales on the PSN Store; but it can take awhile (Dengeki Bunko Fighting Climax on PS3/PSV took a year before it received it’s first discount).
Occassionally some receive permanent price reductions; for instance NIS America often reduce prices of their games after 2-3 years after release.