Contents • • • • • • Story [ ] Sōkaigi takes place in December 1998. An explosion on, as well as in other areas of Japan, has killed 14 percent of the nation's population.

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The explosions have caused several fireballs to unite into a gigantic pillar of fire 150 kilometers in height and 10 kilometers in width. Stone pillars known as 'Gallan' have also appeared throughout Japan, and ghostly known as 'Yorigami' have taken claim to the now ruined country. Free download photoshop top secret pdf. The day of the explosions, a high school student in named Mizuho Mikanagi, along with four of her friends, takes on the task of saving Japan.

Gameplay [ ] Sōkaigi plays from a third-person perspective with a camera that stays behind the main character from the perspective of the player. The objective is to destroy all red crystals while avoiding attacks from monsters. Pressing the X button performs attacks, and may be held to use green orbs to perform more powerful ones. Pressing the square button uses a dash, which may be used while the main character is in the air, while the triangle button makes the character jump and circle allows the character to use cards to cast magic spells. Double tapping Left, right, or back will make the character perform a short jump. Cast [ ] Character Voice Actor (Japanese) Mizuho Mikanagi Naoya Mabui Hifumi Sudou Azusa Kotohira Daiki Yashima Yato Saegami Kaname Gabu Kahaku Yanron Infu Princess Nami Sae Tateshina Minami Shuuzou Azuma Hisagi Shiosato Kongou Yorigami Music [ ] The soundtrack for Sōkaigi was composed by, best known for his work in other games such as and.

The score uses a mix of and sounds. It was recorded using only live instruments. It contains two vocal tracks, 'Quake' and 'Lovely Strains', the latter sung by Japanese actress. The track 'Angel's Fear Again' may be a reference to another of Kikuta's pieces from Secret of Mana called 'Angel's Fear'. Soukaigi Original Soundtrack tracklist Disc 1 (50:57) • 'Ancient Power' - 4:02 • 'Angel's Fear Again' - 1:00 • 'Quake' - 2:52 • 'Fire Wire' - 2:52 • 'Strange Promise' - 2:48 • 'New Day' - 2:52 • 'Absolute Lady' - 2:45 • 'Riot Emotion' - 3:12 • 'Sign' - 2:59 • 'Frequency' - 2:37 • 'Labyrinth' - 2:35 • 'Broken Memory' - 4:11 • 'Energy' - 3:16 • 'Die On Destiny' - 2:38 • 'Regret' - 3:07 • 'Lovely Strains' - 5:25 • 'Silence' - 1:37 Reception [ ] gave Sōkaigi a 5.6 out of 10 ('mediocre'), complimenting its and framerate, but criticizing its graphics, sound effects, and lengthy cut scenes.

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