These are marked 'Safe', 'Normal', and 'Dangerous'. Every action costs a point, and once you run out of points, you don't have much else you can do except continue on.If you've made it to chapter 2, you may have noticed branching paths on your adventure. It sounds like you aren't necessarily required to use it for the most part, so if you're skilled enough, you can avoid using it.ĭuring intermissions between battles, you can control one of the kids to walk around the interior of their tank and talk to each other (this increases their affinity think Persona, or maybe more accurately, Fire Emblem: Three Houses), cook food for stat buffs, fish for upgrade materials, etc. It deals a ton of damage, but requires you to permanently sacrifice one of the children. The biggest mechanic is that during certain battles and under certain difficult circumstances, you gain access to a weapon called the Spirit Cannon. I'm assuming there are different kinds of link attacks, but I'm not very far in. Each kid also has another person 'attached' to them in battle, and based on their affinity between each other, you can perform link attacks that deal a lot of damage. If you hit enemies with a certain type of attack (red, blue, or yellow), it'll delay their turn for a bit so you can get more hits in first. You have three children in your main party at a time, and each one has different types of attacks and special abilities. With all of that said, the games are completely plot independent from each other (barring a few cameos), so you can play FUGA without any knowledge of the series.Ĭlick to shrink.I'm not that far in, but it seems pretty fun.

(there was also a Japanese-only mobile game, Little Tail Story, but it has been shut down for years, so pay no mind to it) You have a sharp eye my friend! As a matter of fact, FUGA is the 4th and latest game in the ' Little Tail Bronx ' series, a series that started with 1998's Tail Concerto for the PlayStation1 and continued with 2010's Solatorobo: Red The Hunter for the Nintendo DS(i). This game's art direction reminds me of a certain Cyberconnect2 franchise.

The game is not planned to have a physical release of any kind, it's digital only, sadly. Does/will the game have a physical release?: The game will come in 2 editions: the Standard one and the Deluxe one the latter (priced at $59.99) will include a digital artbook (80 pages), a digital mini soundtrack (15 tracks), plus costumes and a set of items that can be used in the game. F.A.Q. Does the game have any 'special' editions?:

Fuga: Melodies of Steel 2 instaling