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Game Freak shows the fight of Little Town Hero in the new band

Game Freak is perhaps better known as Pokemon developer, but that does not mean it s the only game managed by the studio. The next little hero of the city gives Game Freak the opportunity to try something new. It looks like a new approach to role plays.

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Today, Game Freak has published a video showing the operation of the combat system in Little Town Hero. Somewhat surprising by his biting look, the game seems to have an interesting and in-depth combat system. As explained in today s new video, fighting in Little Town Hero are more common with a cards drummer than with a typical RPG.

The basic mechanics at work in Little Town Hero s fighting is to use ideas to overcome your enemies. Each idea works a bit like a card in a game like Magic: The Gathering or Hearthstone. Some have values ​​of attack and defense and remain available as long as they have defense, while others seem to act as spells, exercising their effect and disappearing. Like the equipment most RPGs, you can improve your ideas to make them more powerful. Ideas appear in your hand under the name of Izzits and you must use a certain amount of your limited energy resource to transform them into usable dazzits. You will need to use your ideas to break all the ideas of your opponents (by decreasing their defense) in order to defeat them. .

In Little Town Hero, you are not always obliged to fight alone. The villagers live in different places of the map, and if you fight in a place where villagers are present, they could fight at your side. There are also objects called Gimmicks placed around the card that can be used in combat. The video shows a cannon that you can shoot on enemies, for example.

Related, connected, connected: Little Town Hero arrives on the Nintendo switch

You can try the Little Town Hero fight on October 16th, when it launched the Eshop Switch.

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