Heavily inspired by classic Japanese RPGs from the 90s, Infinity Knights: Xross is a newly announced adventure targeting a PS5 release in 2025 (pending a successful Kickstarter campaign, which isn't live just yet). Developed by three brothers from Australia — who unsurprisingly grew up playing those aforementioned classics — the twist is that you can play through Infinity Knights in couch co-op for up to three players. Something of a rarity these days.
"There always seemed to be a missing pixel game from our childhood that involved dynamically evolving and strategic, active combat, and we hope to bring that to our audiences through Infinity Knights: Xross," says developer Saxon Goodrick.
"We were inspired by titles such as Dark Cloud, Final Fantasy XI, and the Mana series to create something that combined the best parts of all our favorite games. We are genuinely excited to use our wealth of gaming experience to create a new, old-school RPG with the benefits of modern qualities of life," he continues.
The game's promising "many playable characters", "many unique bosses", and "a different approach to difficulty and immersion". Oh, and Hiroki Kikuta of Secret of Mana and Trials of Mana fame is doing the music. We don't have any gameplay footage to go on right now, but we're sure that's coming in the near future.
Does Infinity Knights: Xross sound like your cup of tea? Don't Xross yourself up in the comments section below.
[source kickstarter.com]
Comments 9
This looks pretty cool but I'm always weary of Kickstarter projects. Does anyone remember Project Phoenix 😂
I would LOVE to see this release!
Looks very cool, nice pixel art. Will wait and see.
Xross? There's only one Xross.
Yay for couch co-op! I know I'm old but having a friend or family member right next to you is more fun than online. I occasionally can get my daughter to play with me as well. We are on our second run through bg3 together. Hope this has a good story too.
@NEStalgia Simple and effective OS with fantastic options.
@Kanji-Tatsumi Project Phoenix took my money and made me very wary of Kickstarter projects for a while. But then I took a leap of faith on backing Eiyuden Chronicles and I was so happy when I saw my name on the backer credits.
@Flaming_Kaiser Simpler, cleaner look, yet crammed with more features than it's successors. That was such a brilliant interface. And the orchestra tuning startup sound made every startup exciting!
@NEStalgia Cant agree more some time less is more and the PS3 OS showed that.
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