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The DioField Chronicle Game Gets Manga

posted on by Adriana Hazra
Minori Tsukahara, Ataru Arata draw manga adaptation of upcoming RPG

Square Enix's Manga UP! app launched a manga adaptation of Lancarse's The DioField Chronicle real-time strategy RPG on Thursday. Minori Tsukahara and Ataru Arata are drawing the manga.

The game will launch for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, and PC via Steam in the West on September 22. The game will debut in Japan on September 22. A demo for the game debuted on August 10.

The game's Japanese website states the game will have audio in English and Japanese and text in Japanese, English, French, German, and Traditional and Simplified Chinese.

Square Enix describes the game's story:

The era of myths gives way to an era of great turmoil…

The world of men is mired in upheaval, as an age of war rages for years on end. A mercenary band arise from amidst the flames and the chaos, they who's fated deeds will be sung of in ages yet to come.

But when all is said and done, will the name "Blue Fox" come to be a byword for hope or darkest tragedy?

The game's story centers on a war between a militant empire and a coalition of nations resisting the empire's advances. In a deadlock in the war, the two sides turn their attention the island of Diofield, where an isolationist kingdom holds vast quantities of Jade, a necessary resource for magic. Both the empire and the alliance make their moves to claim the island's supply of Jade.

The game features a real-time tactical combat system, where selecting units pauses the game and brings up menus for units to take action. Players will be able to select which missions to tackle, while also choosing how to train and equip their units prior to battle.

Source: Manga UP!'s Twitter account


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